White Collar Crimes

White Collar Crimes

White Collar Crimes

Criminal Law  | DUI and DWI |  Drug Crime  |  Assault, Burglary, Theft

If you are charged with a white collar crime, getting in contact with legal counsel as quickly as possible is the best way to make sure that your rights are protected. White collar crime is one area of criminal defense that some law firms avoid, but we know that that white collar charges are just as common and can be just as damaging as any other criminal charge.

From our office in Branson, Missouri, our law firm serves the whole of the Southwest Missouri, where we have extensive experience working with individuals charged with white collar crimes. These crimes include:

  • Theft
  • Fraud
  • Conspiracy
  • Embezzlement
  • Larceny

When charged with one of these crimes, most people are facing a felony conviction. This means that the amount of money involved in the case exceeds $650. If you are convicted of a felony, it will stay with you for the rest of your life, unlike a misdemeanor, which is eventually expunged.

In these cases, having adequate representation is imperative. White collar crimes and the laws that surround them are often complex and the police and prosecutors will sometimes try to confuse you in to making a confession. If you are charged with one of these crimes, your best chance of receiving a positive result is to contact an attorney as quickly as possible.

Our law firm has the experience to make sure that if you are charged with one of these offenses, your rights will be protected. We have cultivated a reputation of building aggressive defenses for our clients. Don’t let an overzealous prosecutor or officer convince you to agree to something that is not in your best interest. As your lawyer, we will always fight for the outcome that is in your best interest.

For more information about white collar crimes or to schedule your consultation, contact us today.

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