Chicago Bank Fraud Defense Lawyer

Accused? Contact Me, a Chicago White Collar Crimes Defense Attorney.

At my Chicago law firm, I have successfully defended many people charged with white collar crimes such as identity theft, embezzlement, and counterfeiting, among others. Bank fraud is one of the more serious white collar crimes, and it carries severe penalties under state and federal law. Conviction may result in millions of dollars in fines and restitution payments, imprisonment for decades, and a mark on your permanent record.

If you are under investigation for bank fraud, it is a good time to consider hiring a bank fraud defense attorney. I can help you understand the charges and assemble a defense for bank fraud, should you be arrested in the future.

Have you been charged with bank fraud? Even if you haven't been arrested yet, contact me, Mitch Furman, as soon as possible. I provide free consultations – call today at (312) 236-7078.

Do I Need a Bank Fraud Attorney?

Don't take chances if you've been charged with bank fraud. If you need a bank fraud defense lawyer in Chicago, please contact me, Mitch Furman. My firm, the Law Offices of Mitch Furman, will work to protect your rights in light of these serious allegations by assembling a solid defense strategy.

The U.S. government and Illinois State law takes bank fraud charges very seriously. Penalties depend on numerous factors, including your intentions when committing any alleged fraud. I can sit down with you to assess your case and begin to strategize a defense to help protect your rights and reputation.

Contact Chicago Bank Fraud Defense Attorney Mitch Furman Today

I have ample experience in defending clients against both state and federal white crime charges, and I am not afraid to provide aggressive defense in a trial. Even if a plea agreement is your preferred choice, I can help you arrange more favorable terms if you plead guilty. Don't go it alone or rely on a public defender to provide robust defense for your case.

Contact meat the Law Offices of Mitch Furman.