White Collar Crime

Being under investigation may not mean you’ve been arrested or charged, but it is still a serious situation that requires immediate attention. Many people make the mistake of thinking they don’t need legal representation because the police haven’t filed formal charges...

While many who commit white-collar crimes get away with their unethical deeds, countless others find themselves on the wrong side of the law. Once-promising reputations can be in tatters when alleged perpetrators face criminal charges. White-collar crimes can take the...

There are various reasons why people commit white collar crimes, all of which generally involve some type of deception for financial gain. Those reasons can be linked sometimes to behavior that is unofficially permitted by higher-ups in an organization, or problems...

A group or an individual can be involved in white-collar crime. The offenses committed are typically nonviolent money schemes to benefit the person or people involved. White-collar crime in Virginia refers to several areas of nonviolent fraud. Money laundering Money...

Although they don't inflict physical harm on their victims, financial crimes can still harm a person's life. Crimes like money laundering, corporate fraud and market manipulation cost individuals and companies in Virginia and elsewhere billions of dollars per year....

"White collar" crime involves financial impropriety, not violence. These types of charges can permanently alter the course of your life. If you are facing charges of white collar crime, you would be wise to take prompt action to develop the right type of defense...