
Santa Rosa White Collar Crime Attorneys
Expert Legal Defense for White Collar Crimes in Northern California
“White collar” is a term applied to certain offenses that are often carried out by those in positions of authority or trust and/or committed in the course of their employment. These are crimes that are commonly financially motivated and typically involve some kind of deceit or theft. Despite the fact that they are not violent, they carry hefty penalties upon conviction.
White collar crimes can destroy reputations, careers, and businesses. Defending these crimes takes a skilled attorney with an eye for detail who can comb through paperwork and evaluate your case thoroughly. These crimes may also call for experts, such as forensic accountants and IT professionals, to help review and assess data and documentation. At Wilber Law Offices, P.C., we have the knowledge, resources, and skills needed to help build strategic defenses on behalf of clients accused of these crimes.
Under investigation or arrested for a white collar crime? Call Wilber Law Offices, P.C. today at (707) 986-4482 or contact us online to schedule a consultation with our white collar crime lawyers in Santa Rosa.
Common White Collar Crimes and Defense Strategies
White collar crimes can include the following:
- Embezzlement
- Forgery
- Money laundering
- Bribery
- Tax evasion
- Securities fraud
- Computer fraud
- Credit card fraud
- Identity theft
- Internet fraud
- Mail fraud
- Bank and wire fraud
- Welfare fraud
- Health care fraud
- Public corruption
- Human trafficking
- Investment fraud
- Insurance fraud
- Mortgage fraud
- Extortion
- Counterfeiting

Our Settlements & Verdicts
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Case Dismissed Client Accused Of Possessing 2-pounds Of Marijuana For Sale
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Case Dismissed Client Accused Of Possessing 7-pounds Of Methamphetamine With Intent To Sell
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Case Dismissed Client Accused Of Possessing Marijuana
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Not Guilty Client Charged With Assault Charges And Gang Enhancements
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Case Dismissed Client Charged With Battery On A Correctional Officer And Resisting An Officer
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Case Dismissed Client Charged With Domestic Violence
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Case Dismissed Client Charged With Domestic Violence, Simple Battery, And Vandalism
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Case Dismissed Client Charged With Domestic Violence, Simple Battery, And Vandalism
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Case Dismissed Client Charged With Felony Cultivation Of Marijuana, Possession Of Marijuana For Sale, And Misdemeanor Narcotics Charges
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Case Dismissed Client Charged With Felony Possession Of A Baton And Misdemeanor Possession Of A Concealed Handgun
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Case Dismissed Client Charged With Possession
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Case Dismissed Client Charged With Theft And Elder Fraud
What You Should Do If You're Under Investigation for a White Collar Crime
Being under investigation for a white collar crime can be a daunting and stressful experience. These crimes, which include fraud, embezzlement, insider trading, and other financial misconduct, often involve complex legal issues and substantial penalties. Here’s what you should do if you find yourself in this situation:
First, it’s crucial to remain calm and composed. Panic can lead to poor decision-making, which might worsen your situation. Understanding that you are not alone and that many people have successfully navigated such investigations can provide some comfort.
Next, do not attempt to handle the investigation on your own. The intricacies of white collar crime laws require specialized knowledge that only an experienced attorney can provide. Hiring a lawyer with expertise in white collar crime is essential. Your attorney can help you understand the charges, guide you through the legal process, and develop a defense strategy tailored to your case.
It's also important to exercise your right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you, so avoid discussing the investigation with anyone other than your attorney. This includes colleagues, friends, and family. Even seemingly innocuous comments can be misconstrued or used as evidence against you.
