Federal Crimes
Experienced Federal Defense Lawyer in Philadelphia, PA
When the Federal government targets you or a loved one, it is important to hire an attorney who is aggressive, knowledgeable and experienced in Federal criminal defense. When Federal agents are at your door seeking to question you, or worse, when they are putting handcuffs on you, it can be overwhelming. Federal law enforcement agencies have vast resources to investigate Federal crimes. These investigations can sometimes last years. The potential penalties for a conviction of Federal charges are substantial. It is important to hire an aggressive defense attorney who is experienced in federal criminal defense to represent you or your loved one and protect your interests from a government with unlimited resources.
Reynolds Firm, LLC is a boutique criminal defense law firm specializing in Federal criminal defense. Our attorneys focus on providing premium representation to our clients whether you or your loved one has been charged with a crime or being investigated. A former federal and state prosecutor with over 24 years of experience in Federal criminal law, Coley O. Reynolds is highly respected for his work on Federal cases and brings a unique approach and background to representing his clients as he was a former federal prosecutor.
If you are charged with a federal crime, do not hesitate. Hire an experienced knowledgeable and aggressive attorney, like Coley O. Reynolds, to protect you or your loved one.
Have You Been Charged With One of the Following?
- Homicide
- Robbery and Armed Robbery
- Bank Robbery
- Car Jacking
- Arson
- Narcotics
- RICO/Racketeering
- Kidnapping
- Forgery
- Conspiracy
- Counterfeiting
- Blackmail and Extortion
- Cybercrime
- Internet Crimes Against Children
- Possession of Child Pornography
- Production of Child Pornography
- Distribution of Child Pornography
- Sex Trafficking
- Human Trafficking
- Child Sexual Exploitation
- Sex Offenses and Violations of the Mann Act
- Possession Of a Firearm
- Health Care/Medical Fraud
- PPP Loan Fraud
- Credit Card Fraud
- Bankruptcy Fraud
- Telemarketing Fraud
- Insurance Fraud
- Money Laundering
- Embezzlement
- Identity Theft
- Aggravated Identity Theft
- Ponzi Schemes
- Wage Theft
- Insider Trading
- Labor Racketeering
- Copyright/Trademark Infringement
- Tampering
- Obstruction
- Forced Labor
- Public and Political Corruption
- Campaign Finance Violations
- Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Enforcements
- Political / Public Corruption
- White Collar Crimes
- Use of A Firearm In Furtherance of Drug Trafficking Crime
- Use of A Firearm In Furtherance of a Violent Crime
- Assaulting or Killing a Federal Official
- Threatening a Federal official
- Treason
- Terrorism
- Domestic Terrorism
- Civil Disorder
- Seditious Conspiracy
- Obstructing an Official Proceeding
- Preventing Government Officials from Discharging Duties
- Destruction of Government Property
- Providing Material Support To Terrorist
- Hate Crimes
- Bribery
- Wire Fraud
- Bank Fraud
- Mail Fraud
- Tax Fraud
Are You Under Federal Investigation?
If you are the target of a Federal investigation, act quickly. Hire an experienced knowledgeable and aggressive attorney to protect you or your loved one. Coley O. Reynolds is a former Federal prosecutor who has supervised investigations of Federal offenses and presented cases to the Federal Grand Jury. He knows the ins and outs of Federal investigation and can help guide you through the process. Coley O. Reynolds has been practicing in federal courts for over 24 years and has litigated Federal cases as both a prosecutor and defense attorney. He has represented clients in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia), the Middle District of Pennsylvania and Delaware and can practice in almost any federal jurisdiction.
Have You Been Served With A Target Letter?
If you have been served with a Target Letter by a Federal prosecutor, it means that you are the target of a federal criminal investigation. Target Letters are sent by the United States Attorney’s Office, the United States Department of Justice or a Federal agency conducting an investigation. The Target Letter will advise you of four things:
(1) the nature of the alleged offenses;
(2) the statutes involved in the alleged offenses;
(3) your constitutional rights; and,
(4) important dates or deadlines you need to be aware of.
A Target Letter does not mean you are under arrest, merely that the government suspects you of criminal activity. Many times, it is the precursor to an arrest or indictment. But just because you received a Target Letter, does not mean you will be indicted or arrested. Sometimes the government doesn’t have enough evidence. It is in your best interest to not speak to government or law enforcement before consulting an experienced Federal criminal lawyer. Sometimes an attorney can step in and convince the prosecutor not to proceed with charges or minimize those charges. This is why you should contact an experienced Federal criminal attorney like Coley O. Reynolds.
(2) the statutes involved in the alleged offenses;
(3) your constitutional rights; and,
(4) important dates or deadlines you need to be aware of.
