WHITE COLLAR CRIMES

1. WHAT IS WHITE COLLAR CRIME?
2. DO I NEED A LAWYER?
3. HOW CAN WE HELP?

WHAT IS WHITE COLLAR CRIME?
White Collar Crimes cover a broad category of non-violent crimes that involve illegal business conduct for financial profit or gain. The term “white collar” applies to the fact that the accused is usually a business professional as opposed to a “blue collar” worker (a laborer).

Bribery Extortion
Bank Fraud
Cyber-Crime
Tax Fraud
Health Care Fraud
Credit Card Fraud
Bankruptcy Fraud
Insurance Fraud
Real Estate Fraud
Business Theft (embezzling, trade secret theft, identity theft) Wire Fraud
Money Laundering
Counterfeiting Insider Trading.

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DO I NEED A LAWYER?
The mere accusation of a white collar crime can dramatically hurt one’s business and one’s family. As a business professional, the last thing you want is to face the wrath and unlimited power and resources of our federal government’s prosecution and law enforcement team without having an experienced legal team on your side. Even if you avoid a prison term, the damage to your reputation can be irreversible. Also, if you are convicted of a white collar crime, there can be tremendous financial damages and restitution accessed, as well as jail time that can even exceed what one would get for an armed robbery!

If you suspect you are a target of a white collar criminal investigation, you should immediately seek a criminal lawyer. Early intervention by an experienced criminal lawyer well versed in the federal courts is critical to assure the best outcome. Please feel free to call us at 1-800-INNOCENT (1-800-466-6236) and you will be connected for FREE to an experienced, local criminal lawyer that will fight to protect your freedom and YOUR FUTURE, or you can fill out the Free Consultation Form.

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HOW CAN WE HELP?
More so than with any other crimes when facing federal charges there is a tremendous amount of negotiating that transpires between the federal prosecution and the defense team. Often federal white collar charges are settled by “plea agreements” and the case does not go to a jury trial. Your lawyer’s expertise, negotiating powers and familiarity with the federal courts and their prosecutors, can make a significant difference in the amount of restitution and fines you pay and whether you go to prison, and if so, for how long.

You need an experienced criminal defense lawyer with the experience and skills to go head-to-head with the prosecution and question/verify all the evidence to ensure the best possible result, either through negotiation or trial. Don’t delay! Call 1-800-INNOCENT (1-800-466-6236) right now or fill out the Free Consultation Form and get connected FOR FREE to an experienced, local criminal lawyer who can determine how strong your case is and start preparing the best possible defense to protect your LIFE!

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