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To quote the great Rocky Balboa, "it ain't about how hard ya hit. It's about how hard you can get hit and keep moving forward."
That sums up the incredible journey of attorney Jeff Grant, founder of White Collar Support and organizer of the upcoming White Collar Conference online seminar.
IN THIS EPISODE:
- Jeff's redemption story of overcoming addiction and prison to regain and reimagine his law practice;
- The importance of finding the right lawyer;
- The Federal Expungement Initiative;
- Upcoming White Collar Support Online Seminar, which includes powerhouse speakers like Jeffrey Toobin, Joe Bankman, and Prof. Doug Berman. It's basically free ($10 bucks). October 11, 2025.**
LINKS:
WHITE COLLAR CONFERENCE (AND WHITE COLLAR SUPPORT)
FEDERAL EXPUNGEMENT INITIATIVE
**Note, this is a completely UNPAID promotion. I am not affiliated with the conference in any way, but I think it looks great and wanted to help Mr. Grant spread the word.
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