Baltimore: White-Collar Crime Defense
White-collar crimes are usually financial crimes, like money laundering, credit card fraud, computer crimes, identity theft, employee theft and embezzlement. White-collar crimes are often prosecuted in the federal criminal justice system, which is an entirely different experience than the state criminal justice system.
If you have been arrested or indicted on a federal or state charge of a white-collar crime, it is extremely important to hire a criminal defense lawyer as soon as possible. It is likely that the case against you was investigated thoroughly before the arrest, and your lawyer needs to play "catch up" with the state or federal attorneys.
I am Isaac Klein — a veteran criminal defense attorney with substantial experience defending white-collar crimes in both state and federal court. I have successfully defended dozens of clients against charges of white-collar crimes like money laundering, embezzlement and employee theft. Contact my office today to schedule a free and confidential consultation.
Money Laundering: Lower Sentence than Co-Defendants
Sometimes — especially in federal court cases — a not-guilty result is not likely because of the length of the investigation and the strength and nature of the evidence against the client obtained by the assistant U.S. attorney and the various federal agents. In such cases, I work the sentencing statutes to get my client the lowest possible prison sentence.
In one recent money laundering case, my client and his co-defendants were all convicted of money laundering. However, of all the defendants, my client will have the lowest prison sentence because of arguments I reserved in the plea agreement for variances and departures from the sentencing guidelines.
Contact Isaac Klein, Attorney at Law
If you or someone you know has been arrested on a white-collar crime charge, contact my office immediately to schedule a free and confidential consultation. It's my job to be a strong advocate at your side as you move through the criminal justice system — put me on your team. Call 410-727-4880 or send me an e-mail.
