Last updated on January 6, 2025
The term “white collar” crime usually refers to a crime committed by an otherwise respectable person or corporation, and it does not involve violence or a physical act. Nonetheless, conviction of a white collar crime can result in substantial prison time and devastating financial penalties.
The attorneys of Bartell, Georgalas & Juarez, L.P.A. Co., practice criminal defense in Cleveland, Ohio, representing white collar defendants throughout the state of Ohio. Contact this firm immediately to protect your rights. A free initial consultation is provided by calling today.
Our attorneys are equipped to handle all types of white collar crimes, including:
When these crimes involve crossing of state lines (including by phone or internet), they may trigger federal charges in addition to, or in lieu of, state charges. Our attorneys practice in both the state and federal courts of Ohio and serves clients in Columbus, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Akron and Canton, as well as nationwide.
As felony charges, sentencing guidelines may call for one year or more in prison. Other penalties can include fines, forfeiture of assets, home detention and costs of prosecution. In all, a white collar conviction can leave the person in complete financial ruin.
If you are facing these serious charges, contact a white collar crime defense lawyer at Bartell, Georgalas & Juarez, L.P.A. Co. The criminal and immigration law firm will represent you at each stage of the criminal proceedings and work hard to get your life back while there is still time. We can meet with you discreetly in the privacy of your own home, in jail or at our Cleveland office.
Call 216-710-6700, day or night, to arrange your free initial consultation and begin preparing your defense. You can also contact us via email.
Bartell, Georgalas & Juarez, L.P.A. Co., in Cleveland, Ohio, proudly serves clients in Columbus, Akron, Toledo, Youngstown, Canton and statewide. It also provides nationwide representation for immigration cases and can make appearances at the U.S. embassies in foreign countries on behalf of its clients if your criminal charges are related to immigration issues.
