White Collar Crime

Crimes that do not involve physical violence, and that relate largely to financial matters, are often called "white-collar crimes."

White-collar crimes involve most of the same legal principles as do other crimes, and people charged with white-collar crimes have the same rights and protections as defendants accused of other crimes.

On the other hand, white-collar offenses are often very complex, and involve numerous complicated legal and factual issues. The possible penalties include fines, prison sentences and criminal forfeiture.

When individuals are charged with a white-collar crime, it is essential that they seek legal counsel from an experienced criminal defense attorney. Kirk Lechtenberger is experienced in representing individuals in white-collar offenses including:

• Embezzlement


• Perjury


• Bank fraud


• Mail fraud


• Money laundering


• Larceny


• Wire fraud


• Bankruptcy fraud


• Theft


• Forgery


• Credit card fraud


• Counterfeiting


• RICO claims


• Extortion


• Internet theft


• Computer crimes including computer hacking, computer theft, and computer fraud

If you have been accused of a white collar crime including bank fraud, computer crimes and embezzlement, criminal defense attorney Kirk Lechtenberger can provide expert legal counsel.

Kirk works with other professionals to maximize positive results including; licensed private investigators, forensice accountants, board certified toxicologists, and other critical professionals.

Call 214-871-1804 for a free office consultation and case analysis with an experienced criminal defense lawyer.