South Florida Fraud Attorneys You Can Rely On for ResultsThere really is no criminal charge that specifies "white collar crime." A white collar crime is typically thought of as any criminal act committed by business executives, professionals and elected officials for financial gain, without physical injury or harm to another person or property. Internet fraud, bank embezzlement and identity theft are examples of white collar crimes in which there may not be any actual physical contact with the victim. The government must prove, through the use of forensic accounting, bank records, tax returns and other financial and accounting evidence, that a crime has been committed for financial gain. We accept all major credit cardsFree consultation about your white collar crime chargesAccessible 24 hours a day, we will meet at any convenient locationThe criminal defense lawyers of Benjamin & Aaronson, P.A. in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, have more than 60 years of combined experience, and focus on providing clients strong criminal defense representation in the area of white collar crimes. We rely on a network of independent accounting specialists, financial experts and business professionals to thoroughly investigate the allegations and prepare a solid and clear defense. Whether you are charged with fraud, embezzlement, money laundering or any other white collar crime, we have the experience you can rely on. Internet fraud ▪ Identity theft ▪ Embezzlement ▪ Tax fraud ▪ Mail fraudIn many cases of fraud or embezzlement, the prosecutors are much more interested in restitution than jail time. We work hard to prepare a defense case that will protect your future. We are often able to work out repayment deals with penalties that do not include jail time. Learn more about white collar crime at our Criminal Defense Practice Center Contact our offices in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, to schedule a free consultation about your charges or the investigation that may lead to charges. |


