Most people suspected or charged in white-collar cases are entirely law-abiding and have never before come into contact with the criminal justice system.
Many are professionals, and the allegations against them typically involve financial misconduct, such as embezzlement or bribery, or the misuse of authority and position, such as forgery or falsifying records.
That is why close legal guidance from the very outset is so important – both to build the strongest possible defense and to shape the strategy for the case as a whole.
Handling these cases well requires a firm command of the substantive law and of legal practice, together with the ability to engage constructively with the authorities involved.
How we can help
- Thorough preparation ahead of questioning
- Advice and support throughout complex investigations
- Representation at detention hearings
- Pre-indictment hearings before the State Attorney’s Office
- Trial representation, including full evidentiary trials where needed
- Appeals
- Confiscation and forfeiture applications, and related administrative proceedings