White Collar Crimes and Criminal Defense
When a person illegally drains the revenue and profits of a business or local economy, they have committed a white collar offense. White collar crimes is an umbrella term for a wide variety of felony offenses that take place in business, corporate, or governmental settings. Crimes like counterfeiting, extortion, money laundering, and insider trading are all examples of common white collar crimes.They can be charged on a federal, state, or county level, and come with extremely harsh penalties, even for first-time offenders.
Federal level white collar crimes are generally investigated by federal organizations like the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA), the International Revenue Service (IRS), and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). They can go undetected for long periods of time since, most often, those committing the crimes are in positions of authority and aren’t obligated to report to anyone other than themselves. They are serious felony crimes punishable by extremely long prison sentences, enormous fines, and a life-long felony record.
Don’t let a white collar crime alter the course of your life forever. If you are facing a white collar crime charge, it extremely important to retain aggressive and competent legal counsel that knows their way around serious criminal charges. Attorney David E. Lewis has years of trial and litigation experience, and has successfully handled numerous white collar crime cases over the course of several years. He knows how state and federal prosecutors go after these types of cases, and how to effectively litigate against them. This intellectual advantage gives him an upper-hand when fighting against white collar crime allegations. Let David E. Lewis, Attorney at Law, get started on your defense before formal charges are filed against you. He will instantly begin building custom defense that aggressively challenges every aspect of your case. Call his office at 317-636-7514 to schedule a FREE CASE EVALUATION today.
Federal level white collar crimes are generally investigated by federal organizations like the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA), the International Revenue Service (IRS), and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). They can go undetected for long periods of time since, most often, those committing the crimes are in positions of authority and aren’t obligated to report to anyone other than themselves. They are serious felony crimes punishable by extremely long prison sentences, enormous fines, and a life-long felony record.
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