Most white-collar crimes are nonviolent offenses committed for financial gain. These crimes include such charges as money laundering, identity theft, and credit card fraud, among others. Many white-collar crimes involve fraud. Fraud is defined as deliberately deceiving a person or entity in order to accrue an unlawful gain or avoid a loss at the expense of that person or entity. The experienced attorneys at Phillips, Worthington, & Allen, P.A. handle a variety of white-collar cases, including:
In addition to a criminal charge, you may also be subject to a civil lawsuit if you are convicted of a white-collar crime. White collar crimes are subject to thorough investigation and aggressive prosecution. Thus, it is likely that by the time you are charged with a crime your case has already been under investigation for a considerable amount of time, sometimes even months or years. If you have been charged with a white collar crime, you need an experienced attorney on your side.
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