White collar crime refers to nonviolent, financially motivated crimes often committed by professionals or those in business or government settings.  These crimes typically involve allegations of deceit, concealment, or violation of trust rather than physical force.  Examples include fraud, embezzlement, bribery, and money laundering.

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Fraud is a general term that involves intentionally deceiving someone to gain something of value, typically money or property, in violation of federal law.  There are many different types of fraud that can be charged in a federal indictment.  The most common types of fraud are:  wire fraud, mail fraud, securities fraud, bank fraud, stock fraud, and healthcare fraud.

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Chris Knox' passion is representing those charged with white collar offenses.  Every individual charged in federal court is entitled to the presumption of innocence and simply because the government believes the defendant has committed a criminal offense does not make it true.  If you are the subject of an investigation, or have been indicted for a white collar crime, it is imperative that you seek competent representation as soon as possible.  Call The Knox Firm for an appointment or consultation.