Dallas White Collar Crimes Attorneys

We Are Focused on Optimal Results

Fitzpatrick Jacks Smith & Uhl are some of the Southwest's premier white collar crime attorneys. Each of them has the knowledge to defend businesses and corporate executives dealing with allegations of corporate malfeasance, embezzlement, or fraud. As former state and federal prosecutors, each lawyer understands how government attorneys prepare and pursue white collar cases, and we use this knowledge to level the playing field for our clients.

Aggressive White Collar Defense

Each independent attorney protect his clients' interests at every legal proceeding. Some of the greatest successes involved cases that never made headlines because we prevented charges from being filed. When appropriate, our attorneys work with prosecutors to avoid charges. We regularly represent clients before grand juries and have obtained scores of "no bill" determinations and prosecution declinations in state cases and federal white collar criminal matters. In addition, we have extensive experience preparing cases for trial, presenting cases to juries, and handling appellate matters.

The lawyers at Fitzpatrick Jacks Smith & Uhl have collectively handled and are prepared to handle any white collar criminal matters including:

• Health Care
• Securities Fraud
• Foreign Corrupt Practices
• Corporate Liability
• Environmental Offenses
• Federal Program and Contract Fraud
• Fraud Conspiracy
• Banking Violations
• Wire and Mail Fraud
• Sarbanes-Oxley
• Drug Offenses
• Election Law Violations
• Tax Violations
• Bankruptcy Fraud
• Antitrust Violations
• RICO
• Money Laundering
• Civil Rights Violations

A Cheap Lawyer Can be the Most Expensive Lawyer You Ever Hire

Each independent lawyer utilizes an experienced network of investigators, consultants, analysts, forensic accountants, and experts to assist us in investigating and preparing the best defense for white collar criminal matters. In addition, they are accustomed to handling high profile cases and strive to minimize the risks to his client's reputation, his business, and his financial security that can be associated with an indictment for a white collar criminal offense.