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White collar crime describes criminal activities that are committed by high-ranking officials, usually at their place of work. These crimes are nonviolent in nature and generally serve to provide some financial gain to the offender. If you are facing white collar criminal charges, our lawyers can help. The attorneys at America's Criminal Defense Group are committed to the presumption of innocence. We represent individuals across the country with dedication and determination. White collar criminal offenses include:
Theft is a broad classification for the intentional taking of personal property without the consent of the owner and for the benefit of the offender. Robbery (taking property by force), burglary (stealing by entering a place unlawfully), and embezzlement (misappropriating funds from an employer) are all forms of theft. Learn more about theft and embezzlement by visiting our page about these white collar criminal offenses. The lawyers at America's Criminal Defense Group are ready to discuss the specifics of your case; contact ACDG today.
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Money laundering is a white collar criminal offense whereby money that was obtained through illegal activities is concealed and put back into the financial system to cover up its origin. Extortion is the taking of money or property from someone else by means of intimidation or threatening physical harm if the victim does not cooperate. Learn more about money laundering and extortion by visiting our page about these white collar criminal offenses.
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Organized crime describes the actions of structured groups of individuals who carry out illegal activities for the benefit of the group. Organized crime can be associated with a number of criminal offenses, including drug trafficking, terrorism, and various forms of racketeering. Learn more about organized crime by visiting our page about this white collar crime. Our criminal attorneys can defend your rights if you are being investigated for, or charged with, participating in organized crime.
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The laws governing Grand Jury hearings differ greatly from petit trial hearings, and the role of the criminal defense attorney is limited. Witnesses can be compelled to testify, and the criminal lawyer is often forbidden from advising the client during the hearing. Before facing a Grand Jury as a witness or as the accused in a white collar or other serious criminal case, it is important that you ensure the protection of your rights by soliciting advice from an experienced attorney. Learn more about Grand Jury advisement by visiting our page dedicated to this subject.
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Tax evasion is the purposeful misrepresentation of income by an individual or firm to avoid paying the full amount of taxes due to the government. This can include understating a person's income, failing to report certain financial gains, and other methods of deception. Learn more about tax evasion by visiting our page dedicated to this white collar criminal offense.
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Intellectual property fraud is a white collar criminal offense that describes a number of copywriting and pirating crimes including trademark, patent, copyright, and trade secret violations. Counterfeiting or pirating ideas, inventions, literary and artistic works, images, designs, and other things produced by someone else's intellect qualifies as intellectual property fraud. Learn more about intellectual property fraud by visiting our page about this white collar crime.
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If you are facing white collar criminal charges, contact our attorneys today. With lawyers nationwide, we are familiar with the laws in each state including: California, Florida, Texas, Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, Washington, Massachusetts, New York, Nebraska, Alabama, Georgia, Illinois, and Washington, D.C. America's Criminal Defense Group is able to provide effective representation to individuals across the country. We are dedicated to fighting for your rights with honor and integrity. Call or email us today.
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If you are facing white collar criminal charges, contact our attorneys. With lawyers practicing in every state across the country, America's Criminal Defense Group is able to provide personal, professional counsel to every client.