Resourceful Defense Counsel for Oregon Fraud Charges
At the law firm of Oliveros & O'Brien in Clackamas, our attorneys help people charged with fraud in Greater Portland find ways to resolve the problem on favorable terms. In some cases, this will mean negotiating an acceptable plea with the prosecution. In other situations, we'll try to show that the government can't prove its case against you. To learn how we can work to protect your interests, contact our office in Clackamas for a free consultation.
Call 503-342-2334 for Advice About Your Options in an Oregon Fraud Case
We advise our clients about the best approaches to fraud cases in situations such as the following:
- Employee fraud or embezzlement
- Bank fraud
- Insurance fraud
- Mortgage fraud
- Bankruptcy fraud
- Health care fraud
- Credit card fraud
- Identity theft
- Fraud against the elderly or other vulnerable persons
- Criminal breach of fiduciary duty
If your case involves questions about the amounts involved or gaps in the documentary evidence against you, we can work with financial and accounting experts to cast doubt upon the strength of the government's case against you.
In cases where the evidence against you is strong, we'll emphasize alternative disposition and sentencing options in order to protect you from the risk of a severe sentence. Our skill and experience with the negotiation of favorable outcomes in fraud cases means that a sentence of restitution or probation is a reasonable objective even in felony cases for many clients.
While most of our white collar crime defense practice concerns Oregon state charges, our familiarity with federal bankruptcy procedure means that we can defend clients charged with fraud in a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 case in federal court.
To learn more about our bankruptcy practice, visit our Web site at www.orbankruptcy.com. For additional information about our approach to client service in criminal fraud cases, contact a lawyer at Oliveros & O'Brien in Clackamas.
We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.
