The term white collar crime was coined in 1939. Initially, it specifically referred to fraud committed by business and government employees. In the 1980s, the FBI updated the definition to be much more inclusive. Now it refers to a wide range of nonviolent crimes committed for financial gain by corporate employees and executives. Simply being charged with this type of crime can have a severe impact on your reputation, making it all the more important to enlist an experienced San Jose white collar crimes attorney to immediately begin defending you.
At the Law Offices of Valencia, Ippolito & Bowman, we use our more than 65 years of combined experience to defend against white collar crime charges. With a team that includes former criminal prosecutors, we understand our opponents' tactics. We know how to counter those tactics in order to defend you and your career. We will help you move forward.
Our law firm has won numerous awards, including being named Criminal Defense Firm of the Year by San Jose Magazine.
White collar charges can be either state or federal charges. They may begin with an investigation. Whether you are under investigation or charged with a crime, remember you have the right to remain silent and the right to talk to a San Jose white collar crimes attorney. Making certain that you take advantage of these rights immediately can make a difference. We defend against all white collar crime charges, including:
We understand how an accusation of fraud or another white collar crime can damage your business or professional life, as well as your personal and family life. We are committed to protecting your rights and your business interests.
When you need the help of a San Jose white collar crime lawyer, call our law firm at 877-766-5245 or send us an e-mail. We offer payment plans, credit card payments and evening or weekend consultations. Se habla español.
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