White Collar Crime 

The police or investigating agency may suggest cooperating with them will reduce the penalties you are facing, even if you are wrongfully accused. Working with an investigating agency, even before being charged, only helps the prosecution build a stronger case against you in most cases.  If you have been charged or are under investigation for a white collar crime you need an experienced lawyer who understands not only the criminal procedure - but the Science behind the investigatory methods used by the State and Federal agencies. White Collar Crime is a serious offense, going it alone or with an attorney who is ill experienced could make a tremendous difference in the outcome of your case. You could also lose your professional license, or greatly damage your reputation.  You could be facing heavy fines, a lengthy jail sentence, not not mention the stress inflicted upon you and your family. We are here to help!

The Attorneys at Hanna & Ruud, LLC have handled may cases that fall under the "White Collar Crime" label, including: 

“There sure are a lot of wrongful convictions. You see it in the newspapers all the time. The government has a lot of power and resources, and some prosecutors lose sight of their role in the justice machine. We shouldn’t go down there and have to prove our clients innocent, though we have.” - Steve Hanna Leading Lawyers Magazine by Elizabeth Davies 2013

• Bank Fraud
• Embezzlement 
• Blackmail
• Bribery
• Cellular Phone Fraud
• Computer Fraud
• Counterfeiting
• Credit Card Fraud
• Currency Schemes
• Environmental Schemes
• Extortion
• Forgery
• Health Care Fraud
• Insider Trading
• Insurance Fraud
• Investment Schemes
• Larceny/Theft
• Money Laundering
• Racketeering
• Securities Fraud
• Tax Evasion