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Practical analysis of white collar crime defense, fraud defense, federal criminal law, and corporate investigations — written by former federal prosecutor John D. Kirby.

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John D. Kirby is a former U.S. Federal Prosecutor (Southern District of California) with 25+ years of federal criminal law experience. He has handled cases ranging from multi-defendant RICO prosecutions to complex securities fraud. Every article on White Collar Defense HQ is written or reviewed by him personally.

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White Collar Defense HQ publishes practical, attorney-written content about white collar crime defense, fraud defense, federal criminal law, and corporate investigations — authored by former federal prosecutor John D. Kirby.

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All articles are written or reviewed by John D. Kirby, a former U.S. Federal Prosecutor with 25+ years of experience in the Southern District of California and private practice.

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