Defending People Facing Charges for White Collar Crimes
Fraud • Embezzlement • Forgery • Conspiracy
Fraud and embezzlement are examples of "white collar" crimes — they are financial crimes. If you have been arrested for a financial crime, you could be charged in state or federal court, depending upon the nature of the crime. Sometimes these offenses implicate the state COCCA (organized crime) or federal RICO statutes.
If you have been charged with fraud, embezzlement, forgery, or another felony financial crime, my experience handling complex white collar crime cases can be a real asset to your defense.
- I negotiated a favorable resolution in one of the largest securities fraud cases in Colorado.
- I challenged the constitutionality of the Patriot Act in a case focused on the transfer of money across national borders.
While no attorney can guarantee a particular result, I do promise an honest assessment of your case and a vigorous and skillful defense, drawing on 30 years of defense experience in Colorado courts. Call 303-872-5986 or contact me online to schedule a free initial consultation.
Defense Against Any White Collar Charge
I have extensive experience defending against a wide range of white collar crime charges, such as:
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The Challenge of Federal Fraud Cases
The federal courts use sentencing guidelines and different rules of procedure that your lawyer must understand to provide effective representation on your behalf. Because I've worked in both systems, I understand the differences and how to build an effective case.
Contact Me
If you have been charged with a theft offense or white collar crime in the Denver metro area, call 303-872-5986 or contact me online to schedule a free consultation.