When people think of white-collar crimes, they imagine high-level executives cooking the books or embezzling money. Whereas these crimes would be deemed white-collar, you need not have an office to be accused of a white-collar violation. If you face white-collar crime charges, the state says you have committed deceit for financial gain.
Charges of white-collar crimes can be incredibly complex, and the D.A. usually seeks the help of experts to prove the defendant’s guilt. Hiring a seasoned lawyer experienced in defending these types of violations is key to mitigating the possible consequences of your supposed offense, which include incarceration, fines, revocation of professional license, and effects on future employment chances.
We fight for clients accused of white-collar offenses in federal and state courts. When you require a Fairfax white-collar criminal lawyer with knowledge of assessing the intricate nature of these cases and exposing any weaknesses in the accusations against you, call us for uncompromising, results-driven legal representation. Examples of white-collar crimes we defend against are the following:
- Embezzlement
- Tax evasion
- Identity theft
- Bribery
- Forgery and uttering
- Extortion
- Insider trading
- Fraud
- Money laundering
