by Robert Erickson | Aug 17, 2026 | Criminal Defense, White-Collar Defense
Ask a federal defense attorney which statute the government reaches for most often in white-collar cases and you’ll get the same answer nearly every time. Wire fraud. Not because it targets a specific industry or a particular kind of scheme, but because...
by Robert Erickson | Aug 13, 2026 | Criminal Defense, Federal Criminal Defense
It arrives in the mail like anything else. Letterhead from the United States Attorney’s Office, a couple of paragraphs, and a sentence explaining that you are a target of a federal grand jury investigation. No agents at the door, no handcuffs, just paper. That...
by Robert Erickson | Aug 10, 2026 | Criminal Defense, DUI Defense
After a first DUI arrest in Miami-Dade, somebody always mentions a program called Back on Track. A friend went through it. A coworker’s brother did it. The way it gets described in parking lots and group chats, it sounds like a formality — take some classes, pay...
by Robert Erickson | Aug 6, 2026 | Criminal Defense, Drug Crime Defense
Two people get pulled over in Miami-Dade on the same night. Both have cocaine in the car. One walks into court facing a possession charge. The other faces trafficking and a mandatory three years in prison, no matter how clean their record is or what the judge thinks...
by Robert Erickson | Aug 3, 2026 | Criminal Defense, Domestic Violence Defense
Here’s something most people never see coming. After a domestic violence arrest in Miami, a judge usually issues a no-contact order at first appearance — often within 24 hours — before the accused has even talked to a lawyer. Suddenly you can’t go home....
by Robert Erickson | Jul 30, 2026 | Criminal Defense, Risk Protection Order
There’s a knock at the door. Officers hand you paperwork and ask you to gather your firearms. You haven’t been arrested. You haven’t been charged with anything. Yet here they are, legally taking your guns based on a court order you never saw coming....
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