PRACTICE AREAS
WHITE COLLAR AND OTHER CRIMINAL DEFENSE
Corporate Internal and Regulatory Investigations
These include but are not limited to financial disclosure, accounting inquiries, contract administration, and internal audits and controls.
John Azzarello’s prior experience as Deputy Chief of the Criminal Division for the U.S. Attorney’s Office in New Jersey and Deputy Counsel to the 9/11 Commission established by the U.S. Congress makes this firm uniquely qualified to conduct such investigations.
“White-collar crimes” are generally characterized as nonviolent, financially motivated offenses that involve some form of theft and/or fraud.
No matter the nature or specifics of the charges, both state and federal crimes are serious matters that can threaten your rights, freedom, and future.
When someone is arrested for and charged with a state or federal crime, they have a right to effective counsel and a speedy trial.
Receiving an unexpected subpoena can be stressful and taxing. You may be concerned about how you or your organization will efficiently comply with the subpoena’s order.
When someone is arrested for and charged with a state or federal crime, they have a right to a speedy trial.
You or your company may become involved in a dispute where the future of the company may be at risk. That dispute may be civil, or criminal, or both.
We regularly handle high exposure cases and understand how to achieve a strong balance between efficiency and results.