White Collar Crime

If You Have Been Accused of a White Collar Crime

Mistakes in judgment happen. So do wrongful accusations. If you have been accused of a white collar crime, work with an attorney who will not judge you — someone who fights for justice on your behalf.

At The Law Offices of Michael R. Herron, P.A., in Tampa, Florida, we offer non-judgmental legal representation that gets results for our clients. When you have been accused of a white collar crime, we offer aggressive and professional representation.

Our lawyers are former state prosecutors who have handled thousands of felony and misdemeanor cases, both as prosecutors and criminal defense attorneys. Their perspective on both sides of the criminal justice system allows them to anticipate the state’s actions and to build strong and effective defenses.

This approach has helped us accomplish a record of success in a broad range of white collar crimes:

• Theft
• Embezzlement
• Fraud
• Credit card fraud
• Identity theft
• Forgery
• Internet and computer crimes

Don’t Let This Criminal Charge Ruin Your Life

If you have been charged with or convicted of a white collar crime, you can still have a clean record. Working with an experienced attorney may help you have charged dropped by prosecutors. It may also help you prove your innocence at jury trial.

If you have already been convicted of a white collar crime, record sealing may be an option. We can often petition the court to have your record sealed or expunged at the resolution of your case. The record sealing process will not only eliminate public viewing of your court records, it will also take your information off law enforcement Web sites. Certain qualifications do apply. The best way to know if you qualify to have your criminal record erased is to talk with us.

After a criminal record sealing, you may validly complete job applications and background checks by saying that you have no criminal record.