Texas Computer Crime Lawyers
What is a white collar crime? This term typically applies to a wide variety of nonviolent fraud crimes and financial crimes, many of which are committed using a computer. These crimes may be nonviolent, but that does not mean the penalties associated with them are minor. Like other felony charges, a white collar crime conviction can result in jail time and substantial fines. A criminal record is definite. Business forfeiture is possible. The more serious white collar crimes are handled in federal court. The consequences there are even more severe.
The Difference Between a Crime and a Misunderstanding
At Scott H. Palmer, P.C., our attorneys strive for timely and cost-effective resolutions. If the charge is the result of a misunderstanding, we will see that it is resolved accordingly. If the prosecutor insists on pushing, we will be prepared to go to trial in order to aggressively defend your rights and your future. Contact us for more information.
Have You Been Accused of White Collar Charges?
Our Allen lawyers handle all white collar charges, including:
- Insurance and Medicare fraud
- Money laundering and racketeering
- Consumer fraud
- Commercial and residential real estate fraud
- Embezzlement
- Counterfeiting money
- Identity theft
- Credit card theft
- Tax evasion
- Bribery and extortion
- Wire and mail fraud
The FBI, U.S. Customs and other federal agencies are frequently involved in these cases. Not only do we know how to work with these federal agencies, we understand their investigative techniques. We know the importance of analyzing the steps they took to gather information about you, including the warrants they used. Our law firm is skilled at complex interstate and cross-border white collar fraud cases.
Contact Our Allen White Collar Crime Attorneys
If you have been charged with a white collar crime or you believe you are under investigation, we can help. Contact our Allen law firm for a free consultation and review of your rights.
