Montgomery County White-Collar Crime Lawyer

White-collar crimes encompass a spectrum of non-violent offenses typically committed for financial gain. Despite these crimes being non-violent in nature, have harshly punished those convicted of committing them. For this reason, if you’re charged with a white-collar crime of any kind, the lawyer you choose to represent you is paramount. Contact Mudrick & Zucker today so we can assess the circumstances of your case, and, from there, fight for the best outcome possible on your behalf.

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Combatting accusations of white-collar crimes demands a unique blend of legal acumen and understanding. For decades, the attorneys here at Mudrick & Zucker have successfully defended clients facing charges that fall under this umbrella, and we are prepared to put our experience to work for your case as well. Speak with a Blue Bell criminal defense lawyer from our firm so we can get started working on your case.

Common Types of White-Collar Crimes

As previously stated, “white-collar crime” is a blanket term that can be used to describe various types of criminal activity. Some of the most common examples of white-collar crimes are as follows:

• Embezzlement
• Money Laundering
• Insider Trading
• Identity Theft
• Ponzi Schemes
• Tax Evasion
• Bribery and Corruption
• Cybercrime
• Securities Fraud
• Mortgage Fraud
• Healthcare Fraud
• Environmental Crimes
• Intellectual Property Theft
• Forgery
• Mail and Wire Fraud
• Antitrust Violations
• Racketeering (RICO)
• False Advertising
• Investment Scams

Penalties for White-Collar Crimes

Generally speaking, the penalties for white-collar crimes depend on a variety of factors, including:

• The crime committed
• The dollar value of what was stolen
• The jurisdiction where the crime was committed

Anyone convicted of a white-collar crime can expect to face a wide range of harsh penalties, including:

• High fines that may even range into the millions, depending on the amount stolen
• Probation
• Imprisonment
• Community service
• Forfeiture of any assets gained through the crime or alleged to have been used to help commit the crime
• Restitution to victims of the crime
• House arrest

Additionally, depending on the nature of the crime, individuals convicted of a white-collar crime may face civil lawsuits from victims, disqualification from certain professions, debarment, and more.

Contact a White-Collar Crime Lawyer Today

The bottom line is that if you’ve been charged with a white-collar crime of any kind, your future and reputation are at stake, and our legal team is here to shield you from the potential penalties a conviction can bring. Contact Mudrick & Zucker today so you can tell us your story and so we can begin building a strong defense on your behalf.