What happens after the feds kick in your door?In this special bonus episode of The Ponzi Playbook, we sit down with white-collar defense attorney Elliot Sol Abrams—partner at Cheshire Parker Schneider Abrams—for a raw, behind-the-scenes look at what it’s really like to defend clients facing federal fraud charges.You’ll hear:What goes down in the hours and days after an FBI raidHow money—or the lack of it—affects your legal defenseWhat a “win” actually looks like for a defense attorneyPlus, we unpack a notable case—Chamberlain v. United States—that helped limit the government’s power to seize assets not directly tied to alleged crimes and explore the psychology behind Ponzi schemes, sociopathy, and second chances.Guest:Elliot Sol Abrams is a partner at Cheshire Parker Schneider Abrams in Raleigh, NC. He defends individuals in high-stakes white-collar cases, asset forfeiture disputes, and professional discipline matters.👉 Follow The Ponzi Playbook on LinkedIn for updates and deeper dives into white-collar crime. Connect with Neal McTighe and Javier Leiva to keep the conversation going.👍 Like, rate, and leave a comment wherever you listen—your feedback helps others find the show!Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices