White-collar crimes are unique in the criminal justice system. They are typically non-violent in nature, and normally done solely for financial gain. White collar crimes are often investigate for long periods before an arrest is made. As a result the charges are often felonies, and can be charged in both state and federal court.

White-Collar crimes include:

• Fraud Embezzlement 
• Tax evasion 
• Money Laundering 
• Larceny 
• Racketeering
• Insider trading
• Forgery
• Identity theft
• Blackmail
• Bribery 
• Environment crimes
• Internet and computer crimes

Due to the complex nature of most white-collar crimes it is important to have knowledgeable counsel representing you. Call Ascheman Law if you have been arrested or are being investigated for any type of white-collar crime.