Atlanta Mail & Wire Fraud Attorneys
Turn to our Georgia Lawyers if You're under Investigation
Federal prosecutors bring charges of mail and wire fraud in white collar criminal cases. Under 18 U.S.C. § 1341, if the mail is used in connection with a crime, mail fraud charges can be brought. Under 18 U.S.C. § 1343, use of a communication device such as a telephone, cellphone, or computer in the commission of a crime can result in wire fraud charges. A person accused of securities fraud or antitrust violations may find themselves facing additional prison time if they allegedly used any of these mediums in the commission of the underlying offense.
At the law offices of Seth Kirschenbaum and Nicholas Lotito, our Atlanta mail and wire fraud lawyers work with computer experts, electronics specialists, and other investigative professionals in building and presenting a comprehensive criminal defense. If you are being investigated for mail or wire fraud or other criminal conduct, you should consult with an experienced mail and wire fraud defense attorney before speaking with investigators. If you have already been interviewed by an investigator, contact Seth Kirschenbaum and Nicholas Lotito immediately.
Criminal Actions Involving Mail & Wire Fraud
We counsel and defend clients accused of mail and wire fraud in connection with the following:
- Bank Fraud
- Mortgage Fraud
- Health Care Fraud
- Medicare / Medicaid Fraud
- Antitrust Violations
- Securities Fraud
- Money Laundering
- Investment / Mail Scams
- Identity Theft
- Email Fraud
- Illegal Transfers / Deposits of Money to Offshore or Other Accounts
Conspiracy Charges & Allegations of Wire & Mail Fraud
Federal prosecutors will often use a conspiracy charge in multi-defendant mail and wire fraud cases. The hearsay rules that normally protect a defendant from the statements of others made outside of the courtroom are more relaxed in conspiracy cases. Thus, the out-of-court statements of alleged co-conspirators may be used as evidence against a defendant. We understand these rules and the ways to avoid or minimize their reach.
Defending Our Clients
As former federal prosecutors, we realize that federal investigators sometimes act in an overzealous manner in order to obtain a conviction. As a result, these investigators do not seem to be interested in a fair or complete explanation. Our office can expose inconsistencies and present exculpatory evidence on your behalf in an attempt to prevent or resolve charges. If you've been accused of wire or mail fraud, it's extremely important to begin protecting your rights now.
To schedule a confidential consultation to discuss your case, contact Atlanta mail & wire fraud lawyers Seth Kirschenbaum and Nicholas Lotito today. Give us a call at (404) 471-3177.