Tara Lambert
GBEthics education for university students I met Justin Paperny in November 2019 when he was a guest speaker for a luncheon hosted by the Washington State Society of CPAs. He shared his book Ethics in Motion and talked about his journey of poor ethical choices that led to federal sentencing. I teach accounting at Whitworth University, and it became clear at that time that his lessons would be valuable for my own students to hear. Since then, Justin and his clients visit my classes two to three times each semester via Zoom to share their personal stories, and students have the chance to interact with them personally. This has been an invaluable partnership with White Collar Advice that enhances the delivery of ethics education, leaving a lasting impression on students about how they too can be vulnerable to making wrong choices that could impact their future career.
Faith King
GBMy Presentence interview was very easy…With the help of mitigation consultants, has taken all my anxiety away about the future. I am confident. Thank you My Presentence interview was very easy with the assistance and the help to prepare. This experience was very good. Mitigation consultant helped me in every way that was needed. They answered all my questions immediately at any given time. My presentence interviewer said that my preparation and my presentence report letter was so good that I did her job for her. I am so grateful that I found compliance mitigation before I had this meeting. My experience with this situation, with the help of mitigation consultants, has taken all my anxiety away about the future. I am confident. Thank you
retired Mika
GBI paid $6,000 to this organization… I paid $6,000 to this organization after my sentencing, and was misled to think they could reduce my "time". But I did not get one day reduced because I had a short sentence. (They should have known that). Also, when I was in Prison I met others who were dissatisfied that when they entered prison they felt abandoned by this group, as did I. They are excellent in preparing you to enter prison. I like the group personally but feel they need help with PR after they cash your check. They did help me with making my prison time more understandable and more pleasant and I am grateful for that. I have really tried to get help after I am out of prison, with shortening my 3 years probation, but have not gotten a bit of help. So maybe somebody could advise me what to do. I looked on line, and it seems that after one year, a petition can be made to end this .
Michael Nolan
GBThe level of service is above and beyond As for many of us, this is the worst experience of our lives. It’s difficult every step of the way, there seems to be a different obstacle every week, and the process goes on for years. The biggest mistake I made in this entire process was not engaging Sam and Larry earlier in the process. They have exceeded every initial expectation I had in terms of knowledge, responsiveness, and all levels of support. I have yet to speak to other one of them and leave our meeting or conversation, without a solution, and I always feel more knowledgeable and confident afterwards. They are in tune and up to date on all of the ever changing policies and programs related to all white collar crimes. I’m in such a better place mentally since I began working with Sam and Larry. No matter where you are at in this process, I highly recommend scheduling an initial session with them as soon as you can, you will not regret it. Larry, Sam, and everyone at compliance mitigation, thank you for all you do and for all of your support. Mike N
Benson Varghese
GBI trust Justin Paperny with my clients Justin Paperny is the only person I trust with my clients in his area of expertise. As an attorney, I am very particular about who I trust my clients with. Justin has been a resource for me, my clients, and he was kind enough to come speak at an attorney conference I put together in Texas. I highly recommend Justin and am thankful for all the wonderful work he does.