The IRS vs.
Robert Kahre
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where your IRS dollars are going?
April
11, 2008 Headline Legal News: The Law Office of
William A. Cohan is featured in an exciting, exclusive, in-depth and inside
interview, discussing the case of Robert Kahre. Informally
called the Kahre case -- after the primary defendant, business owner Robert
Kahre, who paid his workers in gold and silver coins --
The trial relied
heavily on evidence gathered in a controversial armed raid in May 2003 on
several of Kahre's local business places. The raid entailed
keeping more than 20 workers handcuffed, in 106-degree heat without shade or
water while agents collected records and equipment, which Kahre described in
this interview with great detail. The trial resulted in zero convictions on 161
charges faced by nine defendants, a major win for William Cohan and Robert
Kahre.
William A. Cohan has litigated in federal trial and appeals courts
throughout the United States for the last 30 years. He has obtained more
acquittals in criminal tax cases than any attorney practicing in the United
States over the last 30 years (including 2 cases involving more than $10
million), secured several multi-million dollar verdicts and settlements for
plaintiffs, and successfully defended against several multi-million dollar civil
claims and forfeitures. The other twenty-five percent of his cases involve
business disputes between individuals and non-governmental entities: he defends
individuals, corporations, trusts, LLP's, LLC's, and partnerships in
controversies concerning real estate, securities, business acquisitions,
employment, banking and insurance. One essential element in William's success
over the last 30 years is and always has been investigating and discovering the
larger context of a case.
You can contact William A. Cohan at
858-832-1632 www.williamacohan.com
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