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Criminal Defense
Highly experienced defense through every phase of the litigation process.
We specialize in white-collar crimes, extradition, sex crimes, prostitution, insurance fraud, and deportation. Our highly experienced attorneys handle the case through all phases of the litigation process. We work hard with our clients to collect every detail pertaining to the case, and we bring the most effective strategies to pre-trial motions, discovery, jury selection, courtroom presentation, cross-examination, and closing arguments.
Areas of practice
- White-collar crimes
- Extradition
- Sex crimes
- Prostitution
- Insurance fraud
- Deportation
White-Collar Crime
The area of white-collar crime is wide and encompasses numerous larceny- and fraud-based offenses. Our firm offers legal assistance to individuals and organizations in the following areas:
- Computer / Internet crime
- Credit card fraud
- Bankruptcy fraud
- Healthcare fraud, including Medicaid and Medicare fraud
- Mail fraud
- Insurance fraud
- Bank fraud
- Mortgage fraud
- Larceny
- Embezzlement
- Conspiracy
- Money laundering
- Perjury and lying to investigators and the government
- Price-fixing
- Bid-rigging
- Accounting misconduct
- Securities violations
- Bribery, kickbacks
- Insider trading
- Extortion
- Filing false reports
- RICO, civil RICO
- Counterfeiting
- Environmental law, environmental cleanup issues
- Antitrust violations, unfair competition
- Trade secret matters, economic espionage
- Copyright violations
- Trademark infringement
Sex Crimes
Sex crimes in New York is a generic name for a group of offenses. Our firm is experienced in defending clients charged with all types of sex crimes. If you are charged with or investigated for a sex crime in New York City — even a non-violent offense, such as a pornography-related charge — you should consult an experienced sex crimes defense attorney as soon as possible.
- Sexual Misconduct (A Misdemeanor)
- Rape
- Criminal Sexual Act
- Forcible Touching
- Sexual Abuse
- Aggravated Sexual Abuse
- Facilitating Sex with Drugs (Date Rape)
- Prostitution
Insurance Fraud
Under Section 176.05 of the New York Penal Code, a fraudulent insurance act is committed by any person who, knowingly and with intent, submits an insurance application that he or she knows to contain false information, or who conceals — for the purpose of misleading — information concerning any fact material to an insurance company or its agents. There are several degrees of insurance fraud, ranging from a Class A misdemeanor to a Class B felony.
Prostitution
According to New York Penal Law Article 230, a person is guilty of prostitution when such person engages, agrees, or offers to engage in sexual conduct with another person in return for a fee. Prostitution is a Class B misdemeanor. We defend clients against the full range of these charges.
Please note: we only take cases in New York State.