Business and White
Collar Crime
Expertise Overview
- ✓ 40+ Years Cumulative Experience
- ✓ Trial-Tested Advocacy
- ✓ Personalized Legal Counsel
- ✓ Federal & State Expertise
"Early involvement on our part will help us build the strongest possible defense on your behalf, and protect you from incriminating yourself."
The Experience You Need If You Face White Collar Criminal Charges
Conviction of fraud, embezzlement or another white collar crime can seriously derail your career and personal life. If you face a criminal charge of this type, it is critical that you enlist the help of an experienced and knowledgeable criminal defense law firm.
White collar criminal charges often stem from a lengthy investigation that is conducted by federal law enforcement officials. The penalties are severe, and the prosecutors have extensive resources to push for conviction. We understand how high the stakes are and what it takes to build an aggressive defense. Our attorneys bring more than four decades of cumulative legal experience to every case.
Legal Strategies Tailored to Your Needs
We provide highly personalized legal counsel by taking the time to closely review the facts of every case and discuss things in great detail at the start. Our emphasis on clear communication, from the initial consultation through the resolution of the case, means every client stays informed on the status of their case and is fully aware of their options.
No outcome is guaranteed, of course, but our decades of experience means we have handled a wide variety of white collar cases. As a result, we can provide you with a good idea of possible outcomes. We are able to resolve a number of cases through negotiation or other alternative means of resolution, which allows us to retain more control over the outcome, and avoid lengthy and expensive litigation.
If a fair agreement cannot be reached outside of court, we are trial-tested attorneys who will always stand ready to advocate on your behalf in court.
Types of White Collar Crimes We Handle
We represent corporate executives, office workers, physicians and other medical professionals, accountants, entertainment professionals and others in all types of white collar criminal cases.
Identity Theft
Unauthorized use of another's personal information for financial gain or to commit fraud.
Healthcare Fraud
Medicare, Medicaid, or insurance fraud involving billing schemes, phantom patients, or unnecessary procedures.
Mortgage Fraud
Material misrepresentation in property appraisals, loan applications, or straw buyer schemes.
Credit Card Fraud
Unauthorized use of credit card information, skimming, or account takeover schemes.
Mail & Wire Fraud
Using mail, phone, or electronic communications to execute schemes to defraud.
Tax Fraud
Willful tax evasion, filing false returns, or hiding income from the IRS.
Embezzlement
Misappropriation of funds entrusted to your care, often occurring over extended periods.
Cybercrime
Computer-based offenses including hacking, data breaches, and online fraud schemes.
Money Laundering
Concealing the origins of illegally obtained money through financial transactions.
Forgery
Falsifying documents, signatures, or records to deceive financial institutions.
Act Promptly if You Are Charged or Investigated
The first point of contact from law enforcement authorities in white collar cases often is not an arrest. It is a wise idea to enlist legal counsel even if you are only questioned in connection with a white collar crime. Early involvement on our part will help us build the strongest possible defense on your behalf, not to mention protect you from incriminating yourself through any comments to authorities.
Why Early Intervention Matters
- • Preserve evidence before it's collected by investigators
- • Guide your responses to avoid self-incrimination
- • Potentially prevent charges from being filed
- • Position your case favorably before formal proceedings