White Collar Criminal Defense

Strategic White Collar Criminal Defense

The defense of so-called white collar crimes differs significantly in depth and strategy from all of the more traditional criminal defenses. John Balestriere through Balestriere Lanza PLLC in New York provides the Manhattan area with exceptional legal representation in the area of white collar criminal defense, and Federal crimes defense with many years of invaluable experience having prosecuted and defended these same crimes and having litigated on both sides of the issue in civil cases.

Get the Best White Collar Criminal Defense

Contact Balestriere Lanza PLLC. Our business defense law firm focuses its practice on representing corporations, small businesses, and business men and women facing civil litigation, government investigation, or criminal charges related to their business such as fraud, embezzlement, and securities violations. We specialize in:

Preemptive White Collar Criminal Defense

Protect yourself before you run into problems. The business world and its climate are complex and difficult. It is invariably the case that a successful business will have to deal with a lawsuit or allegations of wrongdoing at some point. We can help you mitigate these risks, plan ahead to minimize exposure, and reduce defense costs and timelines. When you do have to defend yourself, you need an acute, aggressive and experienced trial lawyer whose skills and reputation can encourage early resolutions of issues to help you both avoid a trial and discourage future allegations or lawsuits. Should you need to go to trial, you will want to bring to bear all of Balestriere's negotiation, trial, investigative, and strategic skills and experience to your case.

What Is White Collar Criminal Defense?

The most useful definition of, "White Collar Criminal Defense" is anything which helps to protect you from or defend you against civil or criminal accusations, liabilities, indictments, prosecution or any other legal actions. White collar criminal defense is different from all other types of defense because white collar crimes differ greatly in their legal, financial and personal implications from other times of crimes. Furthermore, not only are individuals at risk when defending against allegations of wrongdoing, but so are the organizations and businesses affiliated with the allegations. Defense may involve a number of rarely used defensive actions such as seeking injections, enforcing contracts or negotiating settlements.