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At Evergreen Attorneys Law Firm, our seasoned federal criminal defense attorneys bring a wealth of experience and a relentless commitment to protecting your rights and securing your freedom.

10/14/2026

Please join us in congratulating David Boyer, selected to the 2027 Super Lawyers Colorado Rising Stars list. Fewer than 2.5 percent of attorneys in the state are chosen, and it's one of the most prestigious recognitions a lawyer can earn at this stage of a career.

He works with the team at Evergreen Attorneys to represent clients in federal criminal defense cases and investigations in Colorado as well as across the nation.

Being selected to Rising Stars is limited to a small number of attorneys in each state. As one of the few attorneys to garner the distinction of Rising Stars, David Boyer has earned the respect of peers as one of the top-rated attorneys in the nation.

Click here to learn more about the law team at Evergreen Attorneys: https://evergreenattorneys.com/about/

10/08/2026

Are Flock and other Automated License Plate Reader (“ALPR”) technologies a violation of citizens' rights? At the core of the Fourth Amendment is every person’s right to a reasonable expectation of privacy and the right to be free from unreasonable searches.

The answer is not yet settled nationwide. A federal district judge in Oklahoma recently held that law enforcement’s use of Flock and ALPR technology violated the Fourth Amendment in a particular case. However, no federal circuit court or the U.S. Supreme Court has issued a definitive ruling holding that Flock cameras are unconstitutional.

If Flock or ALPR information played a role in a traffic stop, search, arrest, or criminal investigation, an attorney can examine how the information was obtained and used and whether there are grounds to challenge it under the Fourth Amendment. The developing case law makes the specific facts particularly important.

If you are facing federal charges or a federal investigation, contact Evergreen Attorneys today. We can be reached at (303) 948-1489 or by email at [email protected].

Click here to learn more about Flock cameras, what data they collect and store, Fourth Amendment rights, previous federal district cases concerning Flock cameras and more. https://evergreenattorneys.com/search-and-seizure/do-flock-cameras-violate-the-fourth-amendment/

10/07/2026

If you were convicted in federal court in Minnesota, you only have 14 days to file a notice of appeal. This extremely short deadline, set by the rules for appeals, is strictly enforced. Missing it can permanently close your path to challenge legal errors in your case.

Federal appeals from Minnesota go to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit. This court reviews the existing record for mistakes made during your trial or sentencing; it doesn't conduct a new one. Issues like incorrect jury instructions or sentencing calculations are common grounds for review.

If you've been sentenced, it's crucial to evaluate your options immediately. Don't assume your trial attorney will automatically appeal or that the court will notify you. The responsibility to act is yours, and the consequences of waiting are severe.

If you are facing a federal criminal appeal from the District of Minnesota or the Eighth Circuit, speak with an experienced federal appeals attorney at Evergreen Attorneys at (303) 948-1489 to understand your options and protect your appellate rights.

Click here for more information: https://evergreenattorneys.com/federal-appeals/federal-appeals-lawyer-in-minnesota/

10/01/2026

What happens when sharing private legal details with others in a federal investigation backfires? A "joint defense agreement" lets people with separate lawyers coordinate strategy and share privileged information.

But these agreements are complex. If not set up carefully, or if a court later finds the arrangement flawed, any shared information could lose its protection. This means prosecutors might compel disclosure of communications you thought were confidential, potentially turning a defensible case into an indefensible one.

It's crucial to evaluate potential conflicts and ensure any joint defense agreement is in writing, clearly defining the common legal interest and confidentiality rules. More details are on our blog below. https://evergreenattorneys.com/white-collar-crime/joint-defense-agreement-federal-criminal-investigations/

If you are facing a federal investigation involving multiple subjects and need to evaluate or negotiate a joint defense agreement, contact Evergreen Attorneys at (303) 948-1489 for a confidential case evaluation.

09/29/2026

A federal charge called aggravated identity theft can add two years to a prison sentence, and judges have no way to reduce it. This isn't just for typical identity theft; it's often stacked on top of other federal fraud crimes, like healthcare fraud.

For example, if a healthcare provider allegedly used a patient's name or Medicare number in fraudulent billing, that use can trigger this charge. What makes it especially serious is that the two-year term is mandatory and must run *after* any other sentence. In large healthcare fraud cases, each patient whose identifying information was allegedly used can support a separate aggravated identity theft count, potentially stacking years onto a sentence.

Understanding how this specific charge works is crucial if you're facing federal fraud allegations. The government must prove you knew the identifier belonged to an actual person. Click here for more information on the burden of proof, what to do if you are facing an aggravated identity theft charge, and how Evergreen Attorneys can help: https://evergreenattorneys.com/health-care-fraud/aggravated-identity-theft-federal-sentencing-enhancement/

If you are facing aggravated identity theft charges or a federal investigation involving healthcare fraud or another predicate offense, contact Evergreen Attorneys at (303) 948-1489 for a confidential case evaluation.

09/23/2026

Imagine federal agents show up and seize all the patient files, billing data, and electronic devices from your medical practice or business. This isn't just a disruption; it can jeopardize patient care and halt your operations.

The government isn't required to return these seized records quickly, and there's no automatic deadline for them to do so. If you need those files back to keep your practice running, you have to take action. A specific legal tool, known as a Rule 41(g) motion, allows you to ask a federal court to order your property returned. Courts often allow the government to keep copies while you get your originals back.

Waiting too long can cause serious, irreversible damage to your practice or business. Taking the right steps immediately after a search warrant, like securing the warrant and inventory, is crucial.

The period right after a federal search warrant is executed is one of the most legally dangerous moments in a federal investigation. Statements made to agents, voluntary production of additional documents, or destruction of related records can all create new criminal exposure. Federal defense counsel should review the warrant and inventory, advise on what not to do, coordinate any communication with the government, and begin building a strategy for recovering critical records before operational or patient-care harm becomes irreversible.

If federal agents have executed a search warrant and seized your records, contact Evergreen Attorneys at (303) 948-1489 for a confidential case evaluation today. Click here to learn more: https://evergreenattorneys.com/federal-defense/federal-search-warrant-rule-41g-seized-records/

09/22/2026

Nurse practitioners and physician assistants: prescribing a controlled substance beyond your state's limits isn't just a licensing issue. It can lead to federal criminal charges. This includes prosecution under 21 U.S.C. § 841, the same statute used for drug traffickers. Pharmacies filling these prescriptions also face federal exposure. Crucially, your DEA registration doesn't expand your authority beyond what your state allows. The government must prove you knowingly or intentionally exceeded your scope, a standard clarified by the Supreme Court in *Ruan v. United States*.

Understanding your exact state-authorized prescriptive authority for controlled substances is critical. If federal investigators contact you, consult with federal defense counsel immediately.

Federal defense counsel should be involved as soon as there is any indication that prescribing conduct is under federal scrutiny. Specific triggers include receiving a DEA letter of inquiry or show-cause order, a federal grand jury subpoena for prescribing records, a target or subject letter from a U.S. Attorney’s Office, contact from DEA agents or HHS-OIG investigators, or notification from an employer that prescribing patterns are under review. Early involvement of counsel can shape the response to subpoenas, protect against self-incrimination, and position the practitioner or pharmacy to contest administrative actions before they become criminal charges.

If you are facing a federal investigation or charges related to mid-level practitioner prescribing authority, contact Evergreen Attorneys at (303) 948-1489 for an immediate case evaluation. Click here for more information: https://evergreenattorneys.com/health-care-fraud/mid-level-practitioner-prescribing-authority-federal-law/

09/16/2026

Imagine federal agents arriving at your medical practice with a search warrant. This isn't a casual visit; it means a U.S. magistrate judge has already found probable cause to believe evidence of a federal crime exists inside. Agents from the FBI, HHS-OIG, or DEA can enter and seize patient charts, billing records, hard drives, and financial documents.

The stakes are immediate and severe. A raid like this can lead to criminal charges, loss of medical licenses, and exclusion from Medicare and Medicaid programs. Unlike a subpoena, which gives you time to respond, a search warrant is an immediate command. What you do in the first hour can significantly shape your defense. Click here to learn more about your rights, warrants vs. subpoenas, and other frequently asked questions: https://evergreenattorneys.com/criminal-defense/search-warrant-federal-medical-practice-defense/

If you are facing a federal search warrant at your medical practice or a healthcare fraud investigation, contact Evergreen Attorneys at (303) 948-1489 for an immediate confidential case evaluation today.

09/15/2026

I'm honored to be speaking at NACDL's 9th Annual Defending Modern Drug Cases Seminar conference in Las Vegas this October. Join in to hear insights about my case heard before the US Supreme Court: US v. Hemani: Guns, Drugs, the Second Amendment, and Criminal Defense.

Criminal drug prosecutions are once again increasing and coming back with a force. If you represent clients accused of drug offenses, you don't want to miss this conference. Click here to learn more and register today: https://www.nacdl.org/Event/2026-Defending-Modern-Drug-Cases-Seminar

09/11/2026

Healthcare fraud takedowns are aggressive federal enforcement actions. In one coordinated operation, federal agencies charged 455 healthcare providers across 45 states, alleging over $6.5 billion in false claims.

Another recent takedown involved 324 defendants and over $14.6 billion in alleged fraud. Many targets are identified through data analytics, flagging billing patterns the government considers abnormal. Penalties can include up to 10 years in federal prison per count, substantial fines, and mandatory restitution. Administrative actions like payment suspensions can even cut off your revenue before a criminal case is resolved.

For healthcare professionals, practice owners, or billing administrators, by the time agents contact you, the government has likely built a substantial case. Understanding how these operations work is crucial to protecting your liberty, license, and livelihood. We break down what happened, and what it could mean for healthcare professionals, on our blog below.

Click here to learn more: https://evergreenattorneys.com/health-care-fraud/healthcare-fraud-takedowns/

If you are facing a federal healthcare fraud investigation or have been identified as a target in a healthcare fraud takedown, contact Evergreen Attorneys at (303) 948-1489 for a confidential case evaluation. We will help you develop an aggressive defense strategy today.

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