White Collar Crime Charges Can Ruin Your Career. Get The Representation You Deserve and Call Us Now!
Fraud, embezzlement and similar white collar crime charges sometimes result from misunderstandings or bookkeeping errors. Other times, it turns out that the person convicted of a white collar crime was desperately trying to deal with another out-of-control life circumstance such as a gambling addiction or drug addiction.
The attorneys at Greg Smith and Associates handle cases involving fraud and a variety of other white collar crimes, including:
It is important to contact a criminal defense attorney as soon as you realize that you are being investigated or accused of any white collar crime. These crimes can severely damage your professional reputation and make it hard to find work in the future.
Contact one of our business crime defense attorneys by emailing us or calling 801-641-3397. The sooner we become involved in a case, the more time we have to investigate the facts and strengthen your defense.
Fraud allegations are sometimes a convenient way for people engaged in business with others to try to rescue some value from a business deal that “went bad.” The “wronged party” accuses the other of fraud as a way to use government prosecutors as bill collectors. The complaining witness assumes or expects that restitution will be part of a deal struck by the prosecution and the accused — resulting in recovery of at least some of the value that was allegedly lost through the bad deal.
Did a business partner attempt to use the criminal justice system as a weapon against you after a purchase or sale agreement that the other party soon regretted? This is but one of various white collar crime scenarios that bring clients to our door at the law offices of Greg Smith and Associates, in need of skillful criminal defense.
To speak with one of our attorneys about your case, feel free to call us at 801-641-3397 or email us any day of the week, night or day.
Being accused of a white collar crime like fraud or embezzlement can be incredibly stressful. Whether it’s a misunderstanding, a mistake, or a desperate attempt to deal with a difficult situation, you deserve strong legal representation.
At Greg Smith and Associates, we understand these cases’ complexities and are here to fight for you. Our experienced white collar crimes attorneys have successfully handled a wide range of white collar crimes, including:
The sooner you contact us, the better. We’ll thoroughly investigate the facts, build a strong defense strategy, and work tirelessly to protect your rights and your reputation. White collar crime charges can be complex and confusing, but you don’t have to navigate them alone. We’ll be with you every step of the way, providing clear explanations and answering all your questions.
Sometimes, fraud allegations are used as a tactic in business disputes. If you feel you’re being unfairly targeted or accused, we can help. We’ll carefully examine the details of your case to determine if the accusations are truly justified or if they’re being used to gain leverage in a business deal gone wrong. Our goal is to uncover the truth and ensure you’re treated fairly.
If you’re facing a white collar crime investigation or accusation, don’t hesitate to reach out. We offer a confidential and compassionate environment where you can discuss your case openly. We understand the sensitive nature of these situations and the anxiety they can cause. You can trust us to listen without judgment and provide the support and guidance you need.
Take the first step towards protecting your future. Call us today at 801-641-3397 or email us any time, day or night.
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