FRAUD / WHITE COLLAR
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Fraud / White Collar
Fraud and white collar crimes may not seem as serious as other criminal offenses, but they can still involve severe penalties. In fact, if you are convicted of this type of crime, you may face life in prison, and you may lose all of your assets to government seizure. You may also be forced to pay large sums of money in restitution. For this reason, hiring a qualified attorney is essential.
About Fraud and White Collar Crimes
Fraud occurs when someone commits an act of deception for personal gain. In most cases, the purpose of fraud is to acquire more money or avoid paying money owed. Fraud is typically considered a white collar crime. Other white collar crimes include tax evasion, insider trading, counterfeiting, financial exploitation, identity theft, and embezzlement. In most cases, these crimes involve significant amounts of money.
Why You Need an Attorney
Because the consequences of conviction are so severe, hiring an attorney is essential when you are being investigated for a white collar crime. Fortunately, our office has handled many of these cases, and we know how to build a strong defense. Regardless of the circumstances, we will work hard to help you minimize the negative impact of these charges.
Please contact our office today to learn more.
Fraud / White Collar
Fraud and white collar crimes may not seem as serious as other criminal offenses, but they can still involve severe penalties. In fact, if you are convicted of this type of crime, you may face life in prison, and you may lose all of your assets to government seizure. You may also be forced to pay large sums of money in restitution. For this reason, hiring a qualified attorney is essential.
About Fraud and White Collar Crimes
Fraud occurs when someone commits an act of deception for personal gain. In most cases, the purpose of fraud is to acquire more money or avoid paying money owed. Fraud is typically considered a white collar crime. Other white collar crimes include tax evasion, insider trading, counterfeiting, financial exploitation, identity theft, and embezzlement. In most cases, these crimes involve significant amounts of money.
Why You Need an Attorney
Because the consequences of conviction are so severe, hiring an attorney is essential when you are being investigated for a white collar crime. Fortunately, our office has handled many of these cases, and we know how to build a strong defense. Regardless of the circumstances, we will work hard to help you minimize the negative impact of these charges.
Please contact our office today to learn more.
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