Are You Under Investigation For Fraud Or Employee Theft?
Most people think of white collar crimes as those committed by high-profile corporate executives or Wall Street investment brokers. However, anyone with access to individual or corporate financial records could be held accountable when the books do not add up.
If you or someone you know has become the target of a financial fraud investigation or charged with a white collar crime, the Thole Law Firm can help. Attorney Eric Thole provides sophisticated and detail-oriented criminal defense for clients throughout the St. Croix River Valley in both Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Defending Clients Against Complex Financial Fraud Charges In Stillwater And Beyond
Most people accused of white collar crimes do not intend or did not originally intend to commit criminal acts. Washington County white collar crime lawyer Eric Thole provides experienced, ethical and nonjudgmental representation in helping clients defend their rights against white collar charges such as:
- Employee theft
- Embezzlement
- Credit card fraud
- Bank or check fraud
- Health care fraud
- Other financial fraud
- Tax evasion
- Identity theft
- Forgery
- Petty theft
Whether retained during the investigation process or after charges have been filed, attorney Thole will take immediate steps to protect your rights. While he prepares every case as though it will proceed to trial, he explores every option thoroughly to develop the most effective strategy for protecting your rights and minimizing the long-term effects on your reputation and future.
Attorney Eric Thole served Washington County for eight years as a criminal prosecutor. He is likely familiar with the judges and prosecutors handling your case, and he is well-regarded for his honest and dedicated criminal representation.
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For experienced white collar crime defense, contact a lawyer by calling 651-300-7389 today. Attorney Thole strives to help clients maintain their dignity and regain peace of mind during a time when neither seems certain.