White collar crimes can have severe penalties, so you need experienced representation.
White collar crimes generally refer to financially motivated, nonviolent crime often committed by someone in the course of his or her occupation, including:
- Tax Evasion
- Wire and Mail Fraud
- Health Care Fraud
- Embezzlement
- Securities Fraud
- Cybercrime
- Identity Theft
- Forgery
- Immigration Fraud
- Racketeering
- Bribery
- Money Laundering
In the past, white collar crimes were sometimes referred to as “victimless” crimes and not considered as serious as violent crimes. However, with today’s media attention and increase in white collar crime, penalties are becoming much more severe. If you have been charged with or are under investigation for a white collar crime, you need an attorney who has experience navigating the many nuances of these offenses. Harrison Saunders has years of experience in state and federal court handling white collar cases ranging from immigration fraud to tax evasion to money laundering.