Omaha White Collar Criminal Defense Lawyers
Defending White Collar Crime Charges throughout Nebraska - Call (402) 614-8655 Today
A white collar crime is generally a non-violent, financially motivated crime involving some level of deceit. Most people charged with white collar crimes have been accused of lying for their own financial gain and many are accused of crimes involving their business endeavors.
At McGoughLaw P.C. L.L.O., we defend a wide variety of white collar crimes. Whether you made a mistake on a tax return and now face fraud charges or have been accused of involvement in your company’s money laundering scheme, our Omaha white collar crime attorneys are ready to serve you. A majority of our clients have been falsely accused, so we know how to build a strong defense on your behalf if you have been, too. Our firm takes on cases throughout Nebraska as well as federal cases in Iowa.
For aggressive defense services, call us at (402) 614-8655 or contact us online.
Cases We Handle
So many different types of crimes fall under the umbrella of white collar crimes. At McGoughLaw P.C. L.L.O., we have experience handling nearly every type of white collar crime.
Our firm takes on cases involving:
- Ponzi schemes
- Bribery
- Bank fraud
- Tax fraud
- Embezzlement
- Tax evasion
- Insurance fraud
- Securities fraud
- Money laundering
Is Cyber Crime a White Collar Crime?
Cybercrime is a white-collar crime and forms of cybercrimes include identity theft, money laundering, fraud. Other forms of cybercrimes include hacking, which is gaining access to a restricted system through a security flaw. Hackers gain sensitive information on government and commercial sites. Hacking can also disrupt government and commercial operations.
What is the Most Dangerous Form of White Collar Crime?
The most dangerous form of white-collar crimes is corporate fraud and it is the highest priority of white-collar crime that the FBI prioritizes. Corporate fraud can cause massive losses to investors, damage to the U.S economy, and loss in investor confidence.
Why You Need Aggressive Defense
Even though they are generally non-violent and cause no physical harm to anyone, most white collar crimes are charged as felonies, which means the penalties can be extremely severe and life-changing. If convicted, you could be facing extensive jail or prison time on top of hefty fines. Not only that, but anyone convicted of a white collar crime faces the social stigma and could have difficulty getting a job later on.
To protect your rights, your future, and your career, you need representation from a skilled white collar crime attorney in Omaha. McGoughLaw P.C. L.L.O. is ready to fight for you.
Call us at (402) 614-8655 to request a confidential consultation.