White Collar Crimes

Have You Been Indicted or Are You Being Investigated for One of These Offenses:

Target of a Grand Jury Investigation:

If you are the target of a Federal White Collar investigation, do not delay in obtaining counsel. It is not in your best interest to speak with investigators or appear before the Grand Jury before consulting with an experienced Federal defense attorney. The early stage of the investigation is critical and proceeding with counsel can provide you with several distinct advantages. Sometimes, the government may not have sufficient evidence to charge you. By proceeding without counsel, you may surrender valuable information that may help the government proceed with charges against you. Proceeding without counsel could have devastating consequences for you and your company. Another distinct advantage is that sometimes, experienced counsel can convince the prosecutor not to charge or to charge a lesser offense. It is important to hire an experienced attorney, like Coley O. Reynolds of Reynolds Firm, LLC.

Are You the Target of a Federal White Collar Crime Investigation?

If you are the target of a Federal investigation, act quickly. Hire an experienced, knowledgeable and aggressive attorney to protect you or you loved one’s rights. Coley O. Reynolds is a former Federal prosecutor who has presented cases before the Federal Grand Jury. He knows the ins and outs of this practice area and can help guide you through the process and help you get a successful outcome. Coley has been practicing in the Federal courts since 2006 and has litigated hundreds of 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 Attorneys 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. However, 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 not in your best interest to 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.