Hamden White Collar Crime Lawyers

Aggressive Defense Against White Collar Crime Charges in Connecticut

White collar crimes are considered very serious criminal offenses and are penalized as such in the state of Connecticut. These crimes can encompass a wide range of fraudulent activities that involve deceit, concealment, or violation of trust for financial gain. At Goldblatt, Marquette & Rashba, PC, our Hamden white collar crime lawyers are here to provide you with unparalleled defense and guidance.

Call Goldblatt, Marquette & Rashba, P.C., today at (203) 687-4050 or contact us online to schedule a consultation with our white collar crime attorney in Hamden.

Types of White Collar Crimes in Connecticut

In Connecticut, these offenses can be both state and federal, and the consequences can be severe. Some common types of white collar crimes may include:

• Embezzlement
• Fraud
• Tax Evasion
• Identity Theft
• Money Laundering
• Securities Fraud

What are the Penalties for White Collar Crimes in Connecticut?

White collar crimes can result in various penalties, depending on the specific offense and its circumstances. Penalties may include:

• Fines
• Restitution
• Probation
• Imprisonment

It is critical to understand the potential consequences you may face and be prepared with a strong defense strategy. Our criminal defense team will work diligently to protect your rights and minimize the impact of these penalties, providing you with the best possible outcome for your case.

Defenses Against White Collar Crime Charges

Some common defenses against white collar crime charges may include the following:

• Lack of Intent: In many white collar cases, intent is a key offense element. If it can be shown that you did not intend to commit the crime in question, it can be a strong defense.
• Insufficient Evidence: Challenging the prosecution's evidence is a common defense strategy. We can scrutinize the evidence against you to identify weaknesses and inconsistencies that can work in your favor.
• Procedural Errors: Errors in the legal process or law enforcement misconduct can lead to the dismissal of charges. We can investigate the handling of your case to identify any procedural errors that may be present.
• Alibi: Providing a strong alibi can be a compelling defense against white collar crime charges. We can work with you to establish your whereabouts and activities at the time of the alleged offense.
• Entrapment: If it can be shown that you had been induced or coerced into committing the crime by law enforcement, entrapment may be a valid defense.