San Pedro White Collar Crime Defense Lawyers

White collar crime charges feel different from other criminal cases. There’s no violence, no obvious victim, and often no clear moment when you knew you were breaking the law. Yet suddenly you’re facing years in prison, the loss of your professional license, and the complete destruction of your reputation. Your family is asking questions you can’t answer. Your colleagues are avoiding you. What can you do? Will you go to jail?

At The Law Offices of Robin D. Perry & Associates, our San Pedro white-collar crime defense attorneys have helped business owners, professionals, and ordinary individuals through this difficult time. We know how the system works, we know how prosecutors think, and we know how to protect your future when everything feels hopeless. You don’t have to face this alone. Let’s talk about your case, your options, and how we can start fighting back today. Learn more about our firm.

Our main office is located at 100 Oceangate #525, Long Beach, CA, 90802. We are close to the Aquarium of the Pacific, Harbor Breeze Cruises, and many of the main highways and freeways in Long Beach. If you’re facing white collar criminal charges or are under investigation, we want to help. Call us today at 562-216-2944 or fill out our confidential contact form.

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What Counts as White Collar Crime?

White collar crimes aren’t always obvious. You could find yourself facing criminal charges for something that felt like normal business to you. These cases often involve:

• Financial crimes include embezzlement, fraud, or money laundering. Maybe you moved money between accounts in a way that investigators now claim was improper. Or perhaps a business partnership went wrong, and now you’re accused of stealing.
• Tax issues that have turned criminal. What started as a disagreement with the IRS has escalated into accusations of tax evasion or filing false returns. You thought you were following the rules, but the government sees it differently.
• Business fraud, including securities violations, insider trading, or regulatory violations. You made business decisions that seemed reasonable at the time, but regulators claim they crossed the line into criminal territory.
• Government contract fraud or healthcare billing issues. You billed for services you provided, but investigators claim there were irregularities or false statements involved.

The tricky thing about white collar crimes is that they often happen in gray areas. What looks like standard business practice to you looks like criminal activity to prosecutors. That’s exactly why you need someone who understands how these cases really work.

Why White Collar Cases Are Different

If you’ve never been in trouble with the law before, this whole process probably feels completely foreign. White collar criminal cases aren’t like what you see on TV. By the time you know you’re in trouble, investigators have been building a case against you for months or even years. They’ve reviewed your emails, your bank records, and your business transactions. They may have already talked to your employees, partners, or customers.

White collar crime penalties are severe. We’re not talking about fines or slaps on the wrist. Federal white collar crimes carry serious prison sentences. Even first-time offenders can face years behind bars. Plus, there are professional consequences, restitution payments, and a permanent criminal record to consider. Even if you’re eventually cleared of all charges, the damage to your professional reputation can be devastating. Clients, customers, and colleagues may lose trust in you. Professional licenses can be suspended or revoked.

What sets these crimes apart from others is that the government has unlimited resources. They have teams of investigators, forensic accountants, and prosecutors working on your case. They can spend years building their case and millions of dollars trying to convict you.

That’s why you need someone in your corner who knows how to level the playing field.

How Our San Pedro White Collar Crime Defense Lawyers Can Help Protect Your Future

We have been defending white collar crime cases in San Pedro and throughout Southern California for years. Our attorneys understand how prosecutors think, how investigations work, and, most importantly, how to protect our clients when everything feels hopeless.

If you’re under investigation but haven’t been charged yet, we might be able to prevent charges from being filed at all. Sometimes, a conversation with prosecutors early in the process can resolve issues before they become criminal cases.

Beyond just the criminal charges, our law firm understands how important your professional reputation is to your future. That’s why we work to minimize publicity, protect your professional licenses, and help you get your life back on track.

Contact Our San Pedro White Collar Crime Defense Lawyers

Right now, you have a choice. You can keep worrying, losing sleep, and hoping this somehow goes away on its own. Or you can take the first step toward protecting yourself and your future.

We’re offering a free, no-obligation consultation to discuss your case.

This conversation won’t cost you anything, and there’s no pressure to hire our firm. Everything we discuss is completely confidential and protected by attorney-client privilege. You’ll get honest answers about your situation, real advice about your options, and finally understand what you’re facing and what can be done about it.

Call The Law Offices of Robin D. Perry & Associates at 562-216-2944 or fill out a contact form right now for a free consultation.