RICO Defense Attorney
Conspiracy and racketeering need the immediate attention of a defense lawyer.
Many white collar crimes often have the additional charge of conspiracy or racketeering, both of which carry serious penalties. If you are under investigation for money laundering, a Ponzi scheme, or any type of fraud, if there was more than one person involved, the government may add on a charge of conspiracy or racketeering.
RICO (Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act) and conspiracy are the acts of aiding and abetting a crime or planning with others to commit a crime. We have represented clients who got caught up in conversations that could be charged as criminal conspiracy. As soon as you are aware that this may have happened, it is important to contact a white collar crime defense lawyer.
- Public corruption, Medicare fraud, insurance fraud, bribery and other crimes that involve cooperation between two or more people can bring charges of conspiracy.
- Intent is an essential part of a RICO charge. Explain the circumstances to your attorney.
- An experienced defense lawyer, when contacted early in the process, may be able to convince a prosecutor not to file charges or to drop charges.
- As experienced trial lawyers, we will vigorously defend you no matter how far the case goes.
If you suspect you could be charged with conspiracy, call 888-414-2231 for a free consultation.
The sooner you talk to a Rico defense attorney, the better. Actions that you thought were completely above the law may look suspicious to the government. Contact us for a confidential discussion about your concerns in a free initial consultation. Attorneys at Boyle, Autry & Murphy represent clients nationwide from our offices in Philadelphia and Washington, D.C.
