Allen White Collar Defense Lawyer

Many times when a citizen is charged with a white-collar crime, they are scared, confused, and overwhelmed. Often, they have been contacted by a detective who has been investigating the case for many months. Unlike other criminal offenses, white-collar crimes are usually paper and computer record intensive and can take time to bring charges. Typically, these cases require a strong level of experience. The defense attorney you hire should be familiar with white-collar crime cases from the investigation to the prosecution.

Many times, prosecutors of white-collar crimes attempt to use sophisticated evidence such as cell phone tower records, cell phone dumps, and computer forensics. Sometimes, however, the prosecutor will only need bank records to prosecute a citizen. These cases can require the use of experts. Whether your prosecutor calls for computer forensic experts, financial experts, or other experts, if you are charged with a white-collar crime, you should retain a white collar defense lawyer who has these types of contacts and is prepared to utilize these experts to protect you.

Possible White Collar Crimes in Collin County

• Theft over $1,000,000.00
• Employee Theft
• Execution of a Document by Deception
• Tampering with a Government Record
• False Statement to Obtain Property or Credit
• Engaging in Organized Crime
• Insurance Fraud
• Identity Theft

An Allen White Collar Defense Lawyer Wants to Protect Your Rights

The Collin County Law Group knows how difficult white-collar crime cases can be based on years of experience. Prior to defending those accused of these types of crimes, three of our attorneys spent time prosecuting these cases. This experience helped our team learn how prosecutors prepare for cases like yours and gave them the knowledge and skills necessary to protect your rights in these highly complex and complicated cases. Call an Allen white collar defense lawyer to discuss your case.