White Collar Crimes

Newark White-Collar Crime and Securities Fraud Lawyer

Charges of embezzlement, tax evasion, fraud, and other non-violent financial crimes require a criminal defense lawyer with special expertise.

If you are being investigated for state or federal white-collar crime, contact white collar crimes lawyer Joseph Rotella for a free initial consultation. With early involvement, damage to your professional reputation can be minimized.

Experienced Newark Securities Fraud Lawyer

As a certified criminal trial attorney, Joseph Rotella is recognized as an expert in criminal cases, including financial crimes such as embezzlement and securities fraud. He is also board-certified as a criminal trial specialist by the National Board of Trial Advocacy.

With over twenty years’ of criminal defense experience, Mr. Rotella has handled a broad range of cases in state and federal jurisdictions. As a result, he knows how to anticipate where your case is headed. With early involvement, he may be able to negotiate a reduction in the charges you face, reducing the damage to your reputation and the punishment you may receive.

If you suspect or know that you are under suspicion of a federal white-collar crime, Joseph Rotella can even arrange pre-arrest bail packages so that you can be out of legal custody as soon as possible. Often, the first twenty-four hours in which you or a loved one is targeted by federal authorities for arrest is the most critical period of time in which you can protect your reputation and professional credentials.

Identity Theft - Bank Fraud - Consumer Credit Fraud

While technology plays an important and useful part in our daily lives, it also opens the door to greater instances of computer fraud, identity theft, bank fraud, consumer credit fraud, and similar offenses.

Because Internet white-collar crimes are increasing, special interest has created new and tougher laws and consequences. The penalties for federal convictions are much more draconian than state convictions, and can lead to decades of incarceration.

While the traditional idea of white-collar crime such as embezzlement, Ponzi schemes, and tax evasion still exist, computers now provide a fresh adaptation to similar offenses. In addition to knowledge of money-laundering law, how to defeat an embezzlement charge, or the role of wire fraud and postal fraud in Internet prosecutions, Mr. Rotella stays current on technology and how it can be used to your advantage.

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Contact Newark securities fraud lawyer Joseph D. Rotella for a free consultation today.