Our law firm provides comprehensive legal representation for individuals and businesses facing criminal charges. We handle a wide range of criminal cases, from minor offenses to major felonies. Our experienced criminal defense attorneys are dedicated to protecting your rights and ensuring that you receive a fair trial.

Types of Crimes

White-collar crimes:

These are non-violent crimes often committed by individuals or businesses for financial gain. Examples include:

• Fraud: Misrepresentation or deception for financial gain, such as credit card fraud, insurance fraud, or investment fraud.

• Embezzlement: Theft of funds or property by a person entrusted with their care.

• Money laundering: Disguising the source of illegally obtained money.

• Tax evasion: Failing to pay taxes or reporting income inaccurately.

• Insider trading: Buying or selling securities based on non-public information.

Violent crimes:

These crimes involve the use of force or the threat of force against another person. Examples include:

• Murder: The unlawful killing of another person.

• Manslaughter: The unintentional killing of another person.

• Assault: Intentional infliction of physical harm or the threat of physical harm.

• Robbery: Theft by force or threat of force.

• Kidnapping: Abducting another person against their will.

Property crimes:

These crimes involve the theft or damage of property. Examples include:

• Theft: Taking property without the owner’s consent.

• Burglary: Breaking and entering into a building with the intent to commit a crime.

• Larceny: Theft of personal property.

• Vandalism: Intentional damage to property.

• Arson: Intentionally setting fire to property.

Drug crimes:

These crimes involve the possession, manufacture, distribution, or sale of illegal drugs. Examples include:

• Possession: Having an illegal drug in one’s possession.

• Trafficking: Buying and selling illegal drugs.

• Manufacturing: Making illegal drugs.

• Distribution: Giving or selling illegal drugs to others.

Traffic crimes:

These crimes involve violations of traffic laws. Examples include:

• Driving under the influence (DUI): Driving while intoxicated by alcohol or drugs.

• Speeding: Driving over the posted speed limit.

• Reckless driving: Driving in a manner that endangers others.

Sex crimes:

These crimes involve sexual acts that are illegal or harmful. Examples include:

• Rape: Forcing another person to have sex against their will.

• Sexual assault: Any unwanted sexual contact.

• Child sexual abuse: Sexual abuse of a minor.

Juvenile crimes:

These are crimes committed by minors. Examples include:

• Delinquency: A minor who has committed a crime that would be a felony if committed by an adult.

• Status offense: A crime that is only illegal because the offender is a minor, such as truancy or curfew violation.