White Collar Defense
If you've received a subpoena, a target letter, or a call from an agent or auditor, call us before you respond.
A white collar investigation rarely starts with an arrest. It starts quietly: a subpoena, an internal complaint, an auditor's question, a call from an agent asking to "just talk." What you say and do in those first days often matters more than anything that happens after charges are filed.
We represent executives, professionals, and businesses nationwide in federal white collar matters, and in state matters across Georgia, Ohio, and New York.
We know how the government builds these cases, because we've built them. We use that to find the weaknesses in yours.
Cases We Handle
Federal grand jury subpoenas and target letters
Securities and financial fraud investigations (SEC, DOJ)
Healthcare fraud and False Claims Act matters
Wire fraud, mail fraud, and bank fraud
Embezzlement and financial crimes
Tax fraud and IRS criminal investigations
Public corruption and bribery
Conspiracy and RICO charges
Internal investigations that escalate into a government referral
Parallel civil, regulatory, and criminal proceedings
What to Do Right Now
Do not speak to agents, auditors, or investigators, even informally, without counsel present.
Preserve every document, email, and text. Do not delete anything.
Do not discuss the matter with coworkers or over company channels.
Call us before you respond to a subpoena, target letter, or investigator's request.
What Working With Us Looks Like
You reach a real lawyer, not a screening service. We return your calls, explain every step in plain language, and keep you informed from the first call through the end of your matter. When reputational exposure is part of the problem, we coordinate directly with our Crisis PR practice to manage it alongside your defense. Admitted in Georgia, Ohio, and New York, and we appear pro hac vice in state and federal courts nationwide.
Speak with a lawyer directly. (404) 600-0866.