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A "white collar crime" is a class of crimes committed by professionals, business people, and public officials that generally involves a deliberate attempt to mislead others. Most white collar crimes involve some form of theft or fraudulent representation for the purpose of obtaining money under misleading circumstances. Often, white collar crimes are prosecuted by the federal government. It is critical that your defense team be experienced in the federal court system.

White collar crime is the term used for elaborate crimes that are committed for the sole purpose of financial gain. Although these crimes are distinguished from physical and violent crimes, the penalties can be equally severe. Fighting a white collar crime charge requires an attorney with substantial financial, accounting, securities, tax, and business knowledge in addition to extensive criminal defense and trial experience. Because many white collar crimes are federal, only an attorney who can successfully navigate the complexities of the federal court system can provide an effective defense.