Fraud, White Collar Crime
Due to the rise in identity theft and large-scale fraud operations on the Internet, law enforcement is increasingly widening its operations to investigate people they feel are committing computer crime, identity theft, Internet fraud, and even bank fraud. Many people who are charged with white-collar crimes are unaware of the laws they allegedly may have been breaking, until the police showed up at their door. The criminal defense law office of Michael R. Bruggeman, P.C. believes that good people shouldn’t be subjected to having their rights violated by the very government agencies that we establish to protect us. We view your arrest as another opportunity to aggressively defend your rights and liberty as an American.
Attorney Michael R. Bruggeman has over a decade of experience as a deputy district attorney, public defender, and criminal defense lawyer. We have seen how your rights can be abused when D.A.s decide that your business or other activities suddenly constitute a crime.
If you have been charged with fraud, white-collar crime, or an internet crime, contact the California computer crime laws attorney’s office of Michael R. Bruggeman, P.C. We don’t let them make up the laws as they go along.
If you already have a prior conviction against you or the theft amount is significant under California law, a conviction for fraud or other white-collar crime can result in a serious penalty and prison time. Hire a defense attorney who has extensive experience with the three strike law. Contact the law office of Michael R. Bruggeman, P.C., immediately.
Fraud and White-Collar Crime Laws Defense
- Credit card processing fraud
- Tax fraud
- Bank fraud
- Boiler room operations
- Identity theft
- Illegal check writing
- Computer crime and Internet fraud
- Intellectual property theft
If you have been charged with fraud or a computer crime, contact the Southern California computer crime laws attorney’s office of Michael R. Bruggeman, P.C.
