WHITE COLLAR CRIMES
These crimes are non-violent offenses committed by corporate officials in which an unlwaful gain is received at the expense of a company’s shareholders or corporate well being. It is easy for a perosn working for a large corporation to sign off on certain accepted practices only to learn later that these practices are in fact illegal or considered fraud. Many executives are then left holding the bag as the fall guy for higher ups who claim they were unaware of the practices in question and that it was the responsibility of this lower level executive to keep these practices in check.
It is important to seek representation as soon as possible. Do not wait until it is obvious that you are the target of the investigation and be careful in sharing information on your own without an attorney. What you say can be used against you. You need a white collar criminal defense lawyer to be able to speak with the authorities on your behalf. These types of crimes can be subject to misintepretation, they involve fraud and complicated document trails which can mislead investigators as to who the actual culprit is if anyone. You need an experienced attorney to assist you from the earliest point possible. Do not wait until formal charges are issued against you a good attorney can have a huge effect on the investigation itself.
Types of White Collar Crimes are:
Embezzlement
Forgery
Money Laundering
Bribery
Tax Evasion
Pyramid Schemes
RICO Crimes
Insider Trading
Occupational Fraud
Healthcare Fraud
Computer Crimes
Insurance Fraud
Counterfeiting
Identity Theft
Contact a Boston white collar crime lawyer, Frank Fernandez, now for a free consultation, 617-393-0250.
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