White collar crimes in Michigan are often misunderstood because they are not specifically defined and actually encompass elements of multiple offenses. The term comes from the fact that the misconduct was usually committed by executives and politicians in the past, but anyone can be arrested for a white collar crime. Most cases will be charged as felonies, especially when they involve numerous transactions, victims, and schemes. The sentence for a white collar crimes conviction could be several years in prison, plus hefty fines.
Considering the serious penalties, legal counsel is critical if you were arrested for white collar crimes. David G. Moore, Attorney at Law, has considerable experience with these cases, first as a prosecutor who learned about defense strategies when fighting in court. He now uses these skills in his private criminal defense practice to serve the needs of clients accused of serious crimes. David will pursue all opportunities to dismiss or get an acquittal for white collar crimes, as well as options for mitigation. You may benefit from a plea bargain, which means reduced penalties.
To learn more about how David G. Moore, Attorney at Law, will support your legal needs, please contact our firm to speak to a Kalamazoo white collar crimes lawyer.
