Conviction for Fraud or a Financial Crime Can Have Devastating Consequences
White collar crimes like forgery, embezzlement, fraud and identity theft are taken very seriously in Nevada. Even writing bad checks or lying about your identity to avoid a DUI can result in felony criminal charges.
If the alleged crime involves interstate commerce or conspiracy, you could find yourself facing charges in federal court. If you or a family member has been arrested for forgery or another white collar crime, it is vitally important to secure the services of an experienced criminal defense attorney as soon as possible. Immediate action may be necessary to protect your rights and fight the serious consequences of a guilty plea or conviction. Contact us today for a free consultation.
Experienced Defense Against Federal White Collar Crime Charges
At Oronoz Law Offices in Las Vegas, we offer the dedicated representation to clients charged with check or credit card fraud as well as to those facing federal charges relating to corporate embezzlement and other serious financial crimes, including money laundering in association with an alleged drug crime ring.
Some of our clients charged with forgery or fraud will admit to having made a mistake or an error in judgment. We do not believe that the appropriate consequence should be a lengthy term in federal prison. In many cases, the consequences of conviction for a white collar crime are far in excess of what many people would feel is reasonable.
The experienced trial lawyers at Oronoz Law Offices will fight to protect your rights. We will aggressively challenge the prosecution's evidence and theory of the case. We work hard to ensure that our clients have an opportunity to rectify any mistakes or clear up any misunderstandings that may be at the heart of the criminal charge.
Contact Us Today
To speak with a federal criminal defense trial lawyer about any federal white collar crime case in the Las Vegas area, call Oronoz Law Offices at 702-577-3647 or contact us by e-mail now. We also represent clients charged with fraud, conspiracy, money laundering and other white collar crimes at the state level.
