More about While Collar Criminal Defense
Increasingly, federal
prosecutors are using the mail and wire fraud
statutes to initiate prosecutions for a variety
of schemes to defraud. See 18 U.S.C. §§ 1341
and 1343. The firm has represented numerous executives
accused of a variety of schemes to defraud, embezzlement
schemes, interstate transportation of stolen property,
perjury, obstruction of justice, and other federal
violations.
In the firm’s white collar criminal defense practice, the firm offers substantial “real
world” experience to potential clients. Richard W. Hendrix formerly served
as an Assistant United States Attorney in the White Collar Fraud Section of the
U. S. Attorney’s Office in Atlanta.
Steven R. Wisebram also was a prosecutor for the
United States Department of Justice in Atlanta
and has represented individuals accused of federal
fraud violations.
Michael A. Sullivan and Richard W. Hendrix served
as prosecutors for the Office of Independent
Counsel during the investigation of the Department
of Housing and Urban Development in Washington,
D.C.
Mr. Sullivan participated in the successful
prosecution of a former Secretary of the Interior.
Having successfully defended business executives
and corporations in white collar criminal investigations,
the firm’s members offer substantial experience
to those facing federal investigation for alleged violations of the statutes
typically used to prosecute alleged white collar crime.
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