Westport White Collar Crime Attorney – Safeguarding Your Professional Future

Expert Legal Defense for Financial Crimes in Westport, Connecticut

In Westport, allegations of white collar crimes such as identity theft, credit card fraud, or insurance fraud can jeopardize careers and personal lives. The Law Offices of Mark M. Kratter, LLC offers comprehensive legal services to navigate these complex charges, ensuring your rights and reputation are protected.

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We provide defense against a range of financial crimes, including tax evasion, money laundering, and fraud involving the financial system.

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Our attorneys are experienced in handling cases investigated by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

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We understand the impact of white collar crimes on professionals and offer strategies to minimize career disruptions.

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Our firm is committed to discreet and effective representation, crucial in high profile cases.

Addressing White Collar Crime Charges in Westport

  • Westport's thriving business environment makes it susceptible to white collar crimes. Accusations of illegal activities like money laundering or tax evasion can have severe legal and personal consequences.


  • Our firm recognizes the importance of a tailored defense strategy. We work closely with clients to understand the specifics of their cases, ensuring a comprehensive approach that addresses both legal and reputational concerns.



  • Investigations by federal agencies, including the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), require a strategic response. Our attorneys are adept at managing such investigations, aiming to resolve matters efficiently and favorably.

FAQs for White Collar Crimes and Financial Offenses in Westport, CT

  • What should I do if I'm under investigation for a white collar crime in Westport?

    Contact an experienced attorney immediately to discuss your case and begin formulating a defense strategy.

  • Can white collar crime charges affect my employment?

    Yes, charges can lead to job loss or difficulty finding future employment, making a strong defense essential.

  • Are there specific defenses for financial crimes?

    Defenses vary but may include lack of intent, insufficient evidence, or procedural errors during the investigation.

  • How long do white collar crime cases typically last?

    The duration varies based on complexity but can range from several months to years.

  • Is it possible to settle white collar crime cases out of court?

    In some cases, negotiations can lead to settlements or plea agreements, avoiding a trial.