Milwaukee White Collar Crimes Defense Attorney

Understanding Federal White Collar Crimes in Wisconsin

White collar crimes generally are nonviolent crimes involving deception and misrepresentation, typically committed by business professionals, entrepreneurs, or persons holding public office in the course of their business activities. These crimes are often committed in a business or financial environment and often involve forms of fraud. Typical examples of these crimes are embezzlement, extortion, bribery, money laundering, investment, and financial scams, bankruptcy fraud, securities fraud, mail fraud, telemarketing fraud, identity theft, forgery, counterfeiting, insider trading, welfare fraud, health care fraud, and more. Such crimes often involve complicated schemes, paper trails, and the use of computers.

The FBI refers to white collar crime as "lying, cheating, and stealing." If you are under investigation for a white collar crime or have been charged with one, your reputation and good standing in the community may be severely jeopardized before you are even tried. It is extremely important to have a reliable and skilled criminal defense attorney working on your defense as early as possible, even before criminal charges have been filed. That is why I strongly urge you to consult with me, Jason Baltz, about the specifics of your case immediately.

The Law Offices of Jason D. Baltz White Collar Legal Counsel

If you are under investigation for a white collar crime in the Milwaukee area, it is in your best interests to seek professional legal representation from a capable criminal defense attorney such as myself. White collar crimes may result in substantial penalties, including large fines, prison time, and restitution to victims. If convicted, you will have a permanent criminal record which may adversely affect future employment opportunities, professional licenses, and many other aspects of your life. As founder of the Law Offices of Jason D. Baltz, I can work to achieve the most favorable outcome possible based on the facts of your case and formulate a strong criminal defense strategy. Don't let one legal mishap ruin your reputation and your future.