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Superior Scranton Wire Fraud Lawyer

Wire fraud is a federal crime committed by using the internet, email, television, telephone lines or fax machine for fraudulent activity. It is a federal crime because it involves wire connections that cross state lines. Anyone under investigation for the crime of wire fraud should immediately begin protecting their legal rights by contacting an experienced Scranton wire fraud attorney. Penalties for a wire fraud conviction can be very stiff and consist of up to 30 years in a federal prison and up to a million dollars in fines, depending on the circumstances.

Criminal Defense for Federal Crimes

At the Rogan Law Firm, we have over twenty years of legal experience and have obtained many outstanding case wins for our clients. We are very familiar with the federal criminal court system and what to expect during the entire criminal court process. Please do not hesitate to contact a skilled Scranton wire fraud lawyer at our firm today for a free case consultation in which we can help you to better understand the charges that you may face and how an attorney can help protect you or your loved one.
The following are examples of wire fraud crimes:

  • Kickback Schemes
  • Bribery
  • False Advertising
  • Check Kiting Schemes
  • Fraudulent Bond Issuances
  • False Application Forms for Loans
  • Misrepresentations in Sale of Used Automobiles
  • Fraudulent Investment Schemes
  • False Insurance Claims

Wire Fraud Attorney for Northeast Pennsylvania

Please do not give up hope if you are suspected of committing wire fraud. There are many different defense strategies that exist that may help to clear your name. If the decision is made to hire a Scranton wire fraud lawyer at our firm, we can begin our own investigation in the effort to look for mistakes that may have been committed in the effort to obtain a case win. At the Rogan Law Firm, protecting our clients’ legal rights is extremely important to us and we will zealously fight to ensure that they are not violated.

The Rogan Law Firm provides legal advice, guidance, resources and representation for clients charged with white collar crimes in Scranton, Wilkes-Barre and Northeast Pennsylvania.

Arrested for wire fraud? Contact us today!
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