Category Archives: General
Bruce Udolf Quoted In USA TODAY – Trump’s Unrestrained Full Partner? Attorney General William Barr Echoes President in Slamming DOJ
Analysis: The attorney general’s attacks sparked backlash from prosecutors, threatening to further tear at the core of the Department of Justice Kevin Johnson Kristine Phillips USA TODAY For much of his presidency, Donald Trump has cast the Justice Department as the enemy within. He has regularly called out federal prosecutors and FBI agents as… Read More »
What to Do if You’re Arrested for Tax Fraud in Florida
Are you under investigation for problems with your tax reporting? Are you facing potential charges for tax fraud or tax evasion in Florida? Tax fraud is a federal crime, which means you are under investigation by the IRS. Federal crimes are different than state crimes. With state-level crimes, you are often arrested and then… Read More »
Bruce’s observations on some of the most recent, disgraceful conduct of Trump and Barr, and of the heroism of some of our career public servants in reaction to that conduct, from the perspective of one who served as a DOJ prosecutor for eleven years during the Reagan, Bush (41) and Clinton administrations.
For whatever it may be worth, here are some observations on some of the most recent, disgraceful conduct of Trump and Barr, and of the heroism of some of our career public servants in reaction to that conduct, from the perspective of one who served as a DOJ prosecutor for eleven years during the… Read More »
Florida Felons Rejoice After Regaining Their Right to Vote
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — The normally humdrum bureaucracy of registering to vote brought tears to the eyes of some Floridians on Tuesday when most felons regained their right to vote under a state constitutional amendment. “I’ll be a human being again. I’ll be an American citizen again,” Robert Eckford said, choking up and weeping… Read More »
He’s been studying in the U.S. legally for 7 years. Bank of America froze his account anyway
Saeed Moshfegh woke up earlier this month to discover the strangest thing: Though he had plenty of money in his Bank of America account, he couldn’t access it. An Iranian getting his Ph.D in physics at the University of Miami, Moshfegh used the account for everyday transactions. All he had to do to maintain… Read More »
The IRS Says Crypto is Currency, Warns Against Tax Evasion
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) — the United States’ tax collection agency who administers the Internal Revenue Code enacted by Congress — once again provided taxpayers with a friendly reminder that income from virtual currency transactions is reportable on their income tax returns. The Taxman Issues a Warning On Friday, the IRS shared a… Read More »
FBI Director James Comey Screwed Up Big Time!
By BRUCE UDOLF Republicans immediately consumed with gusto Friday’s news that FBI Director James Comey sent a letter to Congressional leaders informing them that his agency was reviewing new information relating to the Hillary Clinton email case. They gleefully declared that the FBI had “reopened” the email investigation. While this is a misleading exaggeration… Read More »
How secret offshore money helps fuel Miami’s luxury real-estate boom
At the end of 2011, a company called Isaias 21 Property paid nearly $3 million — in cash — for an oceanfront Bal Harbour condo. But it wasn’t clear who really owned the three-bedroom unit at the newly built St. Regis, an ultra-luxury high-rise that pampers residents with 24-hour room service and a private… Read More »
Bruce Udolf has been named 2016 Lawyer of the Year
The Law Offices of Bruce L. Udolf, P.A. is pleased to announce that Bruce Udolf has been named 2016 “Lawyer of the Year” by Best Lawyers in America for Criminal Defense: White Collar and Non-White-Collar in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
