FAQ

A: Many people, especially those who have achieved impressive things, want to take control when under investigation or facing difficulties. They aim to impose their will on the problem. However, in an investigation, particularly one that could become criminal, your options are limited. Any information you provide to the government can be used against you. While it may not be used directly at trial, it can aid in building a case that limits your defenses if it goes to trial, giving the government an advantage you don’t want to offer. In most cases, the best approach when under investigation is not to be proactive with the government. Instead, observe their actions, monitor the investigation, and prepare for any developments, rather than trying to intervene or discuss the investigation’s details.