Austin White-Collar Crime Defense Attorneys
Sophisticated Legal Advocacy in Austin & San Antonio
“White-collar crimes” refer to nonviolent offenses that are perpetrated for financial gain. Nearly all of these types of crimes involve fraud and will often be prosecuted in federal court. Penalties can include substantial fines, forfeiture of stolen assets, and many years of imprisonment.
Even being accused of a white-collar crime can do permanent damage to your professional reputation. Our Austin & San Antonio white-collar crime defense lawyers are on your side and have successfully represented many Texas clients facing these charges. Our team at Peek Law Group is made up of outside-the-box thinkers and creative problem solvers, and we will leverage our knowledge and experience to provide you with a capable and comprehensive defense. We understand how federal prosecutors approach these cases and will do everything possible to protect your rights and secure a favorable outcome.
Put our experienced and compassionate team to work for you. Contact us online or call (512) 399-2311 today!
Responding to a Government Investigation
Many white-collar crimes are concealed through complex transactions and intricate schemes. The federal government devotes numerous resources to investigating and uncovering these plots.
You should immediately seek qualified legal representation if you learn that you are the subject of an official government investigation, even if you are confident that you did not do anything wrong. Government investigators may ask for your voluntary cooperation, which might include answering questions or providing access to personal or work computer devices.
If investigators come to your office or home and explain that you are under investigation for a white-collar crime, understand that you are most likely not currently under arrest. You can exercise your right to remain silent and refuse to let them search your property or access your personal devices.
You should never speak to a law enforcement officer or government investigator without your attorney present. It is also almost never advisable to give access to your devices if investigators do not have a warrant.
Our team at Peek Law Group can help you build a proactive defense if you are under investigation and believe an arrest may be imminent. We can evaluate what has transpired thus far, the evidence the prosecution may have, and all currently available legal remedies.
White-Collar Crimes We Handle
Prevailing in a white-collar criminal case will almost always require a strong defense. Our legal strategies are precise and adaptable, and we will take advantage of every available defense opening and opportunity. We know how white-collar crimes are adjudicated and have a strong track record of representing clients in federal court.
Our Austin & San Antonio white-collar crime defense attorneys can represent you in cases involving:
- Bankruptcy Fraud
- Computer Fraud
- Counterfeiting
- Credit Card Fraud
- Embezzlement
- Identity Theft
- Insurance Fraud
- Money Laundering
- Securities Fraud
- Tax Fraud
Financial hardship often motivates people who commit white-collar crimes. We understand that rough times can cause good people to do things that they normally would not do, which is why we offer compassionate, judgment-free representation to individuals charged with fraud and other types of white-collar offenses. Our team will listen to your story before building your defense, and we are committed to fighting for the best possible outcome in your case.
Start discussing your defense options by calling (512) 399-2311 or contacting us online today. We offer payment plans and provide our services in Spanish and English.
Our Settlements & Verdicts
Our top priority is to devise customized legal strategies that are tailored to the unique legal needs of our clients, no matter how simple or complicated their situations, might be.
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Dismissed Fictitious Inspection Sticker
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Dismissed Sexual Assault
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Dismissed Possession of Controlled Substance Felony
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Dismissed Theft
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Dismissed Fail To Stop Render Aid 3rd Degree Felony