Obtaining Profit the Wrong Way
Embezzlement ∙ Structuring ∙ Laundering
Although white collar crimes are non-violent acts, they are still considered serious crimes. State and federal laws have been enacted to provide severe penalties that include expensive fines, mandatory prison sentences and probation. Basically acts of theft and fraud, these crimes can happen in large global corporations and in privately owned businesses. If you or your business is under investigation for embezzlement, structuring or laundering, it is important to obtain legal advice that can protect your future from further harm.
From our Alexandria location, criminal defense attorney Michael J. Sgarlat has helped clients seek beneficial options when facing charges for white collar crimes. With ten years of experience in corporate law, Mr. Sgarlat understands the realities of the business world and what avenues to explore to uncover important facts to your case. With 25 years of dedication to serving clients throughout Northern Virginia, we have built a reputation of success that has led to countless client referrals.
Complex Crimes Require a Determined Criminal Defense Lawyer
Whether you are facing allegations for embezzlement or fraud, white collar crimes are complex in nature. These crimes can include advanced computer technologies or complicated schemes involving a group of people or only a single person. If you are facing charges or have already been convicted for a white collar crime, we recommend that you act immediately to increase the chances for a successful defense.
Contact Our Firm Now — Free Consultations
If you face charges for embezzlement or tax evasion, schedule a free consultation with criminal law attorney Michael J. Sgarlat, call 703-879-2171 or send us an e-mail.
