Happy Holidays from Jeff Grant and GrantLaw, PLLC!
Private General Counsel/ White Collar Attorney
GrantLaw, PLLC, Jeffrey D. Grant, Esq.
Private General Counsel/ White Collar Attorney
43 West 43rd Street, Suite 108m New York, New York 10036
(212) 859–3512
Jeff Grant is the only lawyer in the United States who has the first-hand experience of incarceration for a white collar crime, whose law license was reinstated by the Supreme Court of the State of New York, who earned a Master of Divinity and practices spiritual counseling, who is clean and sober for over 22 years, and who co-founded a White Collar Support Group with over 440 meetings and over 1200 members.
GrantLaw, PLLC is a new type of law firm providing private general counsel services to clients facing, who have previously faced, or who could possibly be facing white collar prosecutions and regulatory proceedings. In this role, we assist in making critical and timely business and family decisions, and in executing on them, so that clients have the best chance to come out the other side of their justice issues with lives of purpose, meaning and success.
We practice in New York and on authorized Federal matters, and work with local co-counsel and criminal defense counsel to represent clients throughout the world.
To best ensure long-term results, we recommend, assemble, manage and collaborate with a wide breadth of professionals, including tax attorneys, bankruptcy lawyers, family lawyers, civil litigators, estate and trust lawyers, accountants, private investigators, fraud examiners, mitigation specialists, medical doctors and psychiatrists, forensic psychologists, drug and alcohol interventionists, prison consultants, white collar peer and support resources, and the like.
Notably, we regularly team with criminal defense lawyers to help achieve the client’s best possible charging, sentencing, restitution and forfeiture outcomes.
And, of course, we are also honored and grateful to represent our clients not going through these disruptive kinds of issues.
Prayers, blessings and לשלום to you and your loved ones for a happy and healthy holiday season. — Jeff
The New Yorker: Life After White Collar Crime by Evan Osnos
“Jeff Grant is the real deal…I can’t imagine there is a lawyer in this country more qualified to consider the complex issues facing people prosecuted for white collar crimes and their families.” — Evan Osnos
“‘In 2016, Jeff Grant established what he called the White Collar Support Group, an online meeting inspired by twelve step programs for drug and alcohol addiction. He described the program as a step toward an ‘ethics rehab’ and, on the support group’s website, explained that it was for people who wanted to ‘take responsibility for our actions and the wreckage we caused.’”..
‘“in blunter terms, he told me ‘it’s for people detoxing from power and influence…”
Jeff Grant on the Locked In Podcast with Ian Bick
“Lawyer Reveals Why He Went to Federal Prison, Life Inside & How He Got His Law License Back”
From the Locked In podcast show notes: “Jeff Grant, a former lawyer (and lawyer again) who served time in federal prison, shares his unique journey from a successful legal career to incarceration and back. In this episode, Jeff opens up about the circumstances that led to his conviction, what life was like inside federal prison, and the challenges he faced while fighting to restore his law license. Jeff’s story sheds light on the realities of the legal system, the impact of incarceration, and the power of second chances.” To reach Jeff Grant: GrantLaw.com.
Jeffrey D. Grant, Esq. Interviewed on the JustPod, the American Bar Association’s Criminal Justice Podcast
“Jeff Grant’s Remarkable Recovery from Addiction and His Return from Federal Prison, to the Life of the Law”
From the JustPod podcast show notes: “It takes about 3 hours to drive from Greenwich, Connecticut to the Federal Correctional Institution, Allenwood Low in Pennsylvania. Jeffrey D. Grant knows this because he took that drive on an Easter Sunday in 2006. A lawyer whose life had taken a wrong turn on the road to addiction, Jeff Grant left the upscale life he had cultivated in Connecticut to enter what would be his new home for the duration of his 18-month Federal criminal sentence. The story of his rise, fall, and redemption is recounted in an article by Evan Osnos in The New Yorker. Jeff Grant has also been featured in Forbes, The Philadelphia Inquirer, Greenwich Magazine, and Business Insider. Jeff was released from custody in 2007 and was able to recover from addiction, obtain a divinity degree, co-found the world’s first White Collar Support Group and foundGrantLaw, PLLC, a law firm providing general counsel services to people navigation the white collar criminal justice system and their families and businesses…”
Entrepreneur: 9 Things to Know When Hiring a White Collar Criminal Defense Lawyer, by Jeff Grant, Esq.
Hiring a white-collar defense lawyer is a monumental task — and one that most entrepreneurs and businesspeople, even those who are sophisticated legal consumers, are monumentally unprepared to do.
I should know.
I’m a lawyer who became addicted to prescription opioids and served almost 14 months in federal prison for a white-collar crime.
I was disbarred, and then step-by-step, lesson-by-lesson, I worked my way through the ordeal.
My law license was reinstated by the Supreme Court of the State of New York. In August 2024, I celebrated 22 years of continuous sobriety.
Here are some takeaways I learned from over three decades of experience on both sides of the legal system:
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