White Collar Crimes | The Service Law Offices, LLC

White Collar Crimes

What You Need to Know

White-collar crimes — those that arise when someone has access to funds and allegedly steals or misappropriates them — are under increasing scrutiny by state and federal officials. Those who find themselves accused of these crimes need aggressive defense strategies in place as soon as possible to combat the lengthy prison sentences, massive fines and damage to their reputations that can result from a conviction.

Assertive Legal Strategies from Experienced Lawyers

Founded by a former prosecutor with two decades of legal experience, The Service Law Offices offers sophisticated criminal defense services to clients in the Kansas City Metro area and the surrounding region.Founded by a former prosecutor with two decades of legal experience, The Service Law Offices offers sophisticated criminal defense services to clients in the Kansas City Metro area and the surrounding region.

We have the resources and legal skills necessary to resolve even the most complex white-collar criminal issues and are especially adept at defending clients against charges related to:Founded by a former prosecutor with two decades of legal experience, The Service Law Offices offers sophisticated criminal defense services to clients in the Kansas City Metro area and the surrounding region. We have the resources and legal skills necessary to resolve even the most complex white-collar criminal issues and are especially adept at defending clients against charges related to:

Embezzlement, Theft by deception, Wire and mail fraud, Identity theft, Money laundering, Credit card fraud, Tax evasion/tax fraud, Securities fraud, Investment fraud, Public corruption violations

Many times, charges such as these are the result of a misunderstanding. As technology evolves, law enforcement agencies are not always able to stay up to speed. When this happens, law enforcement officials may misinterpret someone’s actions or may analyze evidence-based on outdated assumptions or views of technology. A perfectly innocent action may be unintentionally viewed as a criminal act and place your freedom in danger.

Our commitment to staying at the forefront of technology and developments in the law allows us to clear up these misunderstandings, and protect our clients when they are wrongfully accused of white-collar crimes.