White Collar Crimes

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White Collar Crimes Attorney In Durham, North Carolina

What Are White-Collar Crimes?

White collar crimes are non-violent, financially motivated offenses that can carry severe legal consequences, including prison sentences, heavy fines, and damage to one’s professional reputation. North Carolina takes these charges seriously, prosecuting offenses with complex investigations and often involving federal agencies. At Richardson Law Firm, we provide skilled defense for individuals facing white collar crime charges, leveraging our knowledge and experience to protect your rights and seek the best possible outcome.

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Don’t Let Embarrassment Hold You Back from Legal Help

White collar crimes cover a broad range of financial offenses, many of which are governed by both state and federal laws. Common charges include:

  • Embezzlement: Embezzlement involves taking funds or property entrusted to you by an employer or other party for personal use. Convictions can lead to substantial fines, restitution, and prison time.
  • Fraud: This broad category includes offenses like insurance fraud, securities fraud, credit card fraud, and bank fraud. Each involves deceiving another party for financial gain and carries significant penalties if convicted.
  • Money Laundering: Money laundering charges involve concealing the origins of illegally obtained funds, often through complex financial transactions. Convictions can result in lengthy prison sentences and severe financial penalties.
  • Identity Theft: Using another person’s personal information without permission to obtain financial gain is a serious crime with strict penalties, including imprisonment and restitution requirements.
  • Bribery and Corruption: Charges related to bribery or corruption often involve government officials, public employees, or corporate representatives. These offenses carry severe consequences, including fines, prison time, and permanent damage to one’s professional standing.
  • Forgery and Counterfeiting: Altering or creating false documents, checks, or currency for financial gain is a felony offense that can lead to extensive legal repercussions.

What Experience We Bring to the Table

A conviction for a white collar crime can result in significant penalties, including prison sentences, substantial fines, restitution, and the loss of professional licenses. Beyond these immediate legal consequences, the long-term impact of a criminal record for a white collar crime can affect future employment opportunities, professional relationships, and financial stability. Given the complexity and potential severity of these charges, it’s essential to have a robust defense.


Attorney Kathy W. Richardson has over 32 years of experience defending clients against white collar crime charges in North Carolina. At Richardson Law Firm, we provide a meticulous defense by analyzing financial records, challenging evidence, and working with financial experts when necessary. We are committed to building a strong case, whether through negotiating with prosecutors or preparing for trial, to protect your rights and reputation.

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