Mail & Wire Fraud

Dallas Criminal Defense Attorney: Federal Mail and Wire Fraud Charges

If you are accused of committing any sort of fraud or theft by deception that in any way involved the use of the United States Postal System or electronic communications, you may now be facing serious federal criminal charges of mail fraud or wire fraud.

Mail and wire fraud charges are often used turn state cases into federal cases. Not every criminal defense lawyer has the skill or experience to protect your rights and defend your freedom in federal court.

Federal criminal defense attorney Patrick J. McLain has the experience and proven skill to defend you and your small business against federal wire or mail fraud charges. To discuss your case in a completely confidential consultation, please contact our Dallas office today.

Defending Individuals and Small Businesses Charged With Mail Fraud

Practicing since 1990, Patrick McLain represents clients across the nation unfairly accused of mail fraud, wire fraud, forgery and Internet fraud.

Individuals are not the only target of these investigations and prosecutions. Small businesses and established corporations across the country come under fire for allegations of fraudulent practices. The federal government continues to investigate and even file federal criminal charges of mail and wire fraud.

Business Deals Gone Bad, Charged Criminally

Mail and wire fraud cases are usually business deals gone bad that the government or a private party wants to criminalize.

Many of our clients are upstanding businessmen and businesswomen who have worked hard for their success and don't understand why their company is being targeted. If your small company or family business is under investigation or has been unfairly accused of mail or wire fraud, you need the immediate assistance of an attorney with the skill you can rely on and experience you can trust.

You Can Trust Us to Bring a Complete Defense

Attorney McLain will not go into battle unarmed. He understands the importance of retaining experts, such as forensic accountants, to review materials and explain complicated topics to the judge or jury. Where appropriate, he may also ask another attorney to join the defense team.

Mail and wire fraud charges are often attached to other white collar crime charges, including embezzlement and money laundering. Our law office represents clients facing any federal criminal charge nationwide.

Call Dallas criminal defense lawyer Patrick J. McLain today at (214) 646-3128 (ext. 227) to schedule a confidential consultation. You may also e-mail him directly for a rapid response.

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