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White Collar Crime

White collar crimes in America cost the U.S. economy billions of dollars every year. Furthermore, these crimes are deceptive, scheming, and unethical, and will not be tolerated by judges or law enforcement officials. In their eyes, white collar crime offenders have no place in society, and deserve to be severely punished. Any person accused of a white collar crime in Boston or Massachusetts will be thoroughly prosecuted by both state and federal prosecutors. In order to protect yourself from fierce and relentless prosecution, it’s important to hire an experienced, aggressive, and fearless criminal defense attorney who is not afraid to stand up and challenge powerful prosecutors. As a seasoned Boston white collar crimes attorney, Stephen Neyman has enough experience under his belt to handle even the most challenging cases. When you retain the services of Attorney Stephen Neyman, he will protect your rights and fight to defend your freedom at all costs!

What is a White Collar Crime?

White collar crimes are criminal acts that are committed within corporate, government, or business settings. Crimes of this nature are called “white collar” because the offenders are usually people who hold respected, high-profile positions such as government officials, executives, directors, managers, or board members. Any person charged with a white collar crime needs to work with a highly trained and experienced criminal defense attorney, as these types of crimes can be prosecuted by both the state and federal courts. Boston white collar crimes attorney Stephen Neyman has handled countless cases of this nature throughout his long career, and has experience defending clients against a wide range of white collar crimes, including:

  • Embezzlement
  • Forgery
  • Money Laundering
  • Bribery
  • Tax Evasion
  • Pyramid Schemes
  • RICO Crimes
  • Insider Trading
  • Occupational Fraud
  • Healthcare Fraud
  • Computer Crimes
  • Insurance Fraud
  • Counterfeiting
  • Identity Theft
White Collar Crime Penalties

If you are found guilty of committing a white collar crime, you will be subjected to numerous legal penalties. These penalties include, but are not limited to long prison sentences, steep fines, hundreds of hours of community service, probation, and restitution to the victim. Furthermore, your criminal charges or sentence may be enhanced if you have a prior criminal record, a prior theft or white collar crime conviction, or if you stole or received a large sum of money. In addition, individuals who are convicted of white collar crimes suffer the most from a damaged reputation. This not only ostracizes them from the rest of society, but it also limits their future opportunities and makes it extremely difficult to find employment.

Contact a Boston White Collar Crimes Lawyer

White collar crimes are serious criminal offenses that must be handled with the utmost care by an experienced, dependable, and highly skilled defense attorney. With crimes of this nature, you do not want to put your rights and freedom in the hands of a novice or inexperienced attorney. Boston white collar crimes attorney Stephen Neyman has been defending people accused of crimes for over 25 years, and has the experience, knowledge, and legal savvy to effectively defend you in court. Because of his experiences, Mr. Neyman knows what it takes to build a successful white collar crime defense, and knows how to challenge and negotiate with state and federal prosecutors for a favorable result. Mr. Neyman’s number one priority is ensuring his clients are protected throughout the legal process, and that they have an advocate in the courtroom who is dedicated to fighting on behalf of their freedom and best interest.

If you have been charged with a white collar crime in Boston or Massachusetts, please do not hesitate to contact Boston white collar crime lawyer Stephen Newyman at 1-617-263-6800 or contact us online. Mr. Neyman can provide you with the legal representation you need to protect your rights and ensure your freedom.

Case Results » White Collar Crime
  • Charges of Possessing a Counterfeit Note and Uttering a Counterfeit Note to be dismissed against Woburn man to be dismissed

    Woburn District Court Docket Number: 09-1970. On April 16, 2009 law enforcement officials met with the defendant after learning that he had tried to deceive a local bank into believing that it had given him counterfeit money through one of his withdrawals. Apparently a bank official confiscated the bills from the defendant and contacted the police. The defendant admitted that he had possessed and tried to pass the counterfeit bills. He also admitted to getting this money in a drug deal. Both charges are felonies. Our office was able to get the district attorney to agree to continue the case without a finding for one year.

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