Experienced Criminal & Civil Litigation Attorneys For The Toughest Cases

White Collar Crimes

Miedel & Mysliwiec LLP regularly represents individuals and corporations in white collar criminal matters in the investigation, arrest, prosecution and appellate phases of a case. In the investigation stage, we are often successful in persuading authorities not to arrest or charge our clients.

Our attorneys assertively defend clients in federal and state white collar criminal cases, including:

In cases where such charges cannot be avoided or where a client does not consult with us until after being arrested, we have succeeded in getting charges dismissed or resolving cases favorably through negotiation, litigation or trial.

Recent cases have included allegations such as securities fraud, insider trading, tax fraud, money laundering, health care fraud, bank fraud, internet and computer crimes, Food and Drug Administration misbranding offenses, and other similar charges. Our involvement in white collar criminal matters often includes concurrent representation in regulatory proceedings and internal investigations or assistance with collateral issues such as employment or professional licensing.

Representative Matters:

  • Successfully defended a client against a New York State investigation into his business and individual financial transactions without requiring the client to speak to the prosecutor, testify before a grand jury pursuant to a subpoena or be arrested and charged with financial crimes
  • Secured acquittal on money laundering and other federal white collar criminal charges for a client in a federal trial covered by the New York Times and other newspapers around the world
  • Conducted a fast, efficient and thorough internal investigation for a multimillion-dollar, privately held company facing a robust law enforcement investigation into allegations of contract and labor fraud
  • Obtained a dismissal of New York State grand larceny charges for a client allegedly involved in a Ponzi scheme and successfully negotiated with federal law enforcement authorities to avoid additional federal charges
  • Obtained a dismissal of all charges for a construction industry company executive facing contract fraud and regulatory violation accusations that involved a potential prison sentence of up to 25 years