Corporate Investigations

Atlanta Criminal Defense Attorney

Is your company being subjected to a corporate criminal investigation by a state or federal law enforcement agency? Are you being investigated for any type of corporate white collar criminal activity? If so, you should contact an Atlanta criminal defense lawyer at Conaway & Strickler, PC as soon as possible. The earlier you retain the services of one of our experienced attorneys, the more effective our firm may be in helping you to avoid charges or formal legal action. Our legal team is comprised of a former FBI agent, former federal prosecutor, and former Georgia assistant district attorney. With this type of legal background, our attorneys are adept at handling corporate criminal investigations, know how to intervene and negotiate with prosecutors, and how to develop effective solutions for such situations.

Corporate Criminal Investigations Involving White Collar Crimes

You may be facing a corporate criminal investigation into such crimes as money laundering, healthcare fraud, mortgage fraud, bank fraud, mail fraud, wire fraud, bribing foreign government officials, anti-trust violations, obstruction of justice, public corruption, tax fraud, securities fraud, corporate fraud, or any other type of white collar crime. Our firm has defended all types of white collar crimes and can represent you and others involved in criminal investigations as well as through any resulting legal proceeding, providing experienced and trusted legal guidance and support.

As an Atlanta criminal defense lawyer, Attorney Dan Conaway focuses much of his practice on white collar crime defense and is nationally recognized for excellence in this field. His goal is to ensure that you are not arrested as a result of an investigation by state or federal agents. By contacting our firm for legal help as soon as you suspect that you are under an investigation, you will be taking the most proactive step possible in your defense.

Contact an Atlanta criminal defense attorney from our firm if you are subject to a corporate criminal investigation by a state or federal agency today.