White Collar Crimes

Effective White Collar Criminal Defense

A white collar crime is a theft-related offense that is typically committed by a person who is in a high-profile or highly respected position, such as CEO’s and other executives, board members, chairpersons, directors, mangers, politicians, or some government officials. White collar crimes involve the deceitful theft of funds from companies or businesses, and the concealment of that theft. White collar crimes may also be committed to illegitimately obtain a desired outcome. People who have been accused of or charged with committing a white collar crime stand to lose the respect of others, as their behavior is viewed as dishonest and immoral.

People who have been charged with a white collar crime will be vigorously investigated by state law enforcement and possibly federal agencies such as the FBI or IRS. State and federal law enforcement work diligently to obtain a conviction because white collar crimes cost the government a vast amount of money every year.
If you have been charged with a theft crime such as embezzlement, fraud, money laundering, RICO crimes, tax evasion, larceny, insider trading, extortion, bribery, wire fraud, pyramid schemes, computer crimes, internet crimes, spamming, phishing, or mail fraud, you need the assistance of an experienced criminal defense attorney who can prevent your rights from being compromised and aggressively defend you against your charges.