Contact a White Collar Criminal Defense Attorney in San Jose, California
White collar crimes are often sophisticated, complicated criminal matters. Fraud, embezzlement, money laundering, Internet crimes and identity theft tend to be discovered during an unrelated family or business dispute.
In other cases, fraud or embezzlement is discovered when an organization's operating funds are discovered to be lower than expected.
White collar criminal cases involving complex and voluminous documentation can be expensive and difficult to prove and to defend, and can result in lengthy trials. Consequently, offended parties are sometimes open to the idea of settling a matter privately rather than by pursuing criminal charges.
If a victim of a white collar crime (such as a corporation or a non-profit organization) is reimbursed for lost funds, the victim may be willing to consider the case closed for the sake of saving time, money and effort.
Contact Brian Madden to schedule a consultation with no further obligation. Discuss white collar crime charges such as money laundering with an experienced attorney, ideally before the case reaches the media.
A white collar crime case may involve scrutiny of volumes of documents as well as review of eyewitnesses' reported observations. Brian Madden works with an accomplished and experienced investigator who can help get a white collar crime case underway. Other experts who work closely on our clients' cases include forensic accountants and tax experts.
Your Goals When Accused of a White Collar Crime? Stay Out of Prison, Return to a Normal Life
For the last 32 years, attorney Brian Madden has dedicated his career to criminal defense. Discuss your legal challenges with a criminal defense lawyer after you have been charged with any sort of theft on the job or any other white collar crime such as Medicaid fraud or Medicare fraud.
Contact Brian Madden by phone or by e-mail through this Web site to schedule a consultation at your earliest convenience.