White-Collar Crime

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HAVE YOU BEEN ACCUSED OF A WHITE-COLLAR CRIME?

THE WOLF OF JUSTICE™ WILL FIGHT FOR YOU

White-collar crime investigations can impact you in a multitude of ways. They’ll disrupt your business operations, cause you emotional distress, damage your reputation, and may even result in hefty fines or imprisonment. The stakes are high; that’s why it’s imperative to seek legal council from an experienced firm.

If you’ve been accused of a white-collar crime, Phillip S. Georges, PLLC, the Wolf of Justice™, will fight for you. Our attorneys have licenses in Arizona, Florida, Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia, and Wisconsin, and we have a proven track record of navigating the complex legal landscape of white-collar crime cases, including those related to campaign finance violations, embezzlement, fraud, tax evasion, kickbacks, and more. Give us a call; we’ll advocate for you, offering guidance every step of the way, and we’ll work to get you the most favorable outcome possible so you can get back to your life and your business.

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You need a legal team on your side to guide you through litigation, and that’s exactly what the office of Phillip S. Georges, PLLC will do for you. Get started with a free case review without leaving your couch!

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When you need a white-collar criminal defense attorney to advocate for you, the Wolf of Justice™ is here. We have the expertise required to navigate the complexities of federal cases involving white-collar offenses.

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Our attorneys offer free consultations, providing guidance so you can understand your case. Only after this review will we charge a retainer for our services, so there’s no risk in letting us listen to your story.

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EVALUATING YOUR SITUATION

If you would like a consultation to determine what we will do for you, we are always available for a free case evaluation. While speaking to us will provide you with the most accurate assessment of your case, the following information will help you get started in understanding what you’re facing.

White-collar crime cases can be complex, encompassing a broad range of investigations. No matter what you’ve been accused of, Phillip S. Georges, PLLC, the Wolf of Justice™, will fight for you as you deal with cases involving any of the following and more:

  • Embezzlement
  • Identity Theft
  • Mortgage Fraud
  • Insurance Fraud
  • Healthcare Fraud
  • Wire Fraud
  • Tax Evasion
  • Money Laundering
  • Campaign Finance Violations
  • Environmental Law Violations
  • Kickbacks
  • Bribery
White-collar crimes are punishable by a variety of sentences, including but not limited to:

  • Fines
  • Restitution
  • Imprisonment
  • Forfeitures
  • Probation & Community Service
There are many factors that go into determining a defendant’s sentence for a white-collar crime. Some of these include:

  • The defendant’s criminal history
  • Whether the defendant cooperated with the investigation
  • The emotional distress and/or financial losses of the victims
  • The nature and severity of the crime
  • The role the defendant played in the crime and their level of responsibility
  • How much financial loss the victim suffered, or how much the defendant stood to gain by committing the crime
  • Guidelines for federal sentencing

THE GUIDANCE YOU NEED

AN ADVOCATE YOU CAN TRUST

When you’ve been accused of a white-collar crime, you need an attorney who’s experienced at navigating the intricacies of a case like yours. You need Phillip S. Georges, PLLC, the Wolf of Justice™, to guide you through the complex legal process. We are a white-collar criminal defense law firm that will advocate for you—whether that means negotiating a favorable plea deal, proving the crime was committed under duress, or getting you off entirely for a meritless charge.

When you hire the Wolf of Justice™, you’re hiring a fierce law firm that will advocate and fight for you throughout your white-collar crime case. While our white-collar criminal defense attorneys require a retainer, we will provide a free case review to assess your situation and let you know what you’re up against. Call or click today to get the ferocious Wolf of Justice on your side!

WHITE-COLLAR CRIME FAQS

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Fraud and embezzlement are two entirely different charges. Here are the key differences:

  • Embezzlement involves taking funds from a business and sending false reports to the IRS about the business’s income. Conversely, fraud doesn’t have to involve a business; it simply includes obtaining money through deceptive means.
  • Embezzlement is an act of fraud because it involves falsifying a business’s financial information to steal funds. However, not all fraud is embezzlement.
  • The sentences differ, as well. For instance, in Wisconsin, fraud can be punished with up to 12.5 years in prison and a $25,000 fine. Embezzlement, on the other hand, has a penalty of up to 10 years in prison and a $25,000 fine. Depending on the state and the offense, the fine and prison time will vary.

No matter which charge you’re facing, the Wolf of Justice™ will fight tooth and nail to get you a favorable outcome. Just call or click to get a free case review today.

Like embezzlement and fraud, bribery and kickbacks are also closely related. There is a key difference between the two, however. For instance, bribery involves providing a person in power with money or something of value to persuade them to act in a certain way, thereby corrupting the institution or organization they work within.

A kickback, on the other hand, is a type of bribe in which the illegal act generates income that is then given to the person in power. Therefore, while all kickbacks involve bribery, not all bribes are kickbacks.

Regardless of whether you’ve been charged with bribing or providing kickbacks to someone in power, the Wolf of Justice™ will fight to get you a favorable outcome. You’re only a call or click away from getting a free case review.

If you know you may be ordered to pay restitution for the crime you’ve been charged with, you might be wondering what that involves. Restitution refers to paying the victim for the financial losses related to a crime. These losses include a wide range of financial burdens:

  • Lost wages
  • Medical expenses
  • Funeral costs
  • Property damage or loss
  • Counseling or therapy

While penalties for white-collar crimes vary based on the type of crime and the state in which they were committed, many crimes that fall into this category may result in one or more of the following punishments:

  • Fines
  • Restitution
  • Forfeiture
  • Probation
  • Home detention
  • Imprisonment

When you’ve been charged with a white-collar crime, your best course of action is choosing an experienced white-collar criminal defense attorney with a proven track record of getting clients favorable outcomes. That’s where we come in; Phillip S. Georges, PLLC, the Wolf of Justice™, has the expertise necessary to advocate for you. Get started today; you’re just a call or click away from receiving a free case review.

We proudly serve our neighbors in Arizona, Florida, Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia, and Wisconsin! If you’re seeking a white-collar criminal defense attorney, look no further—call the Wolf of Justice™ to get started now.
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When you need a white-collar criminal defense attorney, time is of the essence. The longer you wait to hire an attorney to advocate for you, you lower your odds of receiving a favorable outcome. All you have to do is call or click to put the ferocious Wolf of Justice™ on your case.