Reno White Collar Crime Attorneys

Attorney Nick OberheidenReno White Collar
Criminal Defense Team Lead

When you have been accused of a white-collar crime, it is vital to have a qualified white-collar criminal defense attorney to represent your legal interests. The federal criminal court process is complicated, and the wrong step could lead to hefty penalties and long prison terms. The white-collar criminal defense attorneys at Oberheiden P.C. will provide you with legal representation in a wide variety of complex federal cases involving fraud, bribery, conspiracy, money laundering, forgery, and other offenses. Time is essential in these cases. You will not want to delay seeking legal help. Contact the legal team at Oberheiden P.C. to see how we can assist with your case.

Are All Federal Defense Firms the Same?

No, not all law firms will handle your case in the same manner. At Oberheiden P.C., our legal team understands the complexity of these cases, and we will work to craft a custom defense strategy for you.

When you need a defense firm with a reputation for excellence in white-collar criminal defense, look to Oberheiden P.C.. Our attorneys and investigators have a high level of experience working on cases involving federal white-collar criminal allegations. All of our federal cases are handled by senior attorneys, who are available 24/7 to answer your questions.

Why choose Oberheiden P.C.?

Our firm exclusively handles only federal cases
All attorneys, investigators, and consultants have extensive experience with these charges
Every case is personally handled by a senior attorney, not a paralegal or junior associate

Dr. Nick Oberheiden

Founder

Attorney-at-Law

Lynette S. Byrd

Former Department of Justice

Brian J. Kuester

Former U.S. Attorney
Former DA

John W. Sellers

Former Senior Trial Attorney
U.S. Department of Justice

Local Counsel

Joanne Fine DeLena

Former Assistant U.S. Attorney

Local Counsel

Joe Brown

Former U.S. Attorney & Former District Attorney

Local Trial & Defense Counsel

Amanda Marshall

Former U.S. Attorney

Local Counsel

Aaron L. Wiley

Former Federal Prosecutor

Local Counsel

Roger Bach

Former Special Agent (OIG)

Michael Koslow

Former Supervisory Special Agent (FBI)

Chris Quick

Former Special Agent (FBI & IRS-CI)

Ray Yuen

Former Supervisory Special Agent (FBI)

What Types of Federal Cases Do You Handle?

If you face federal criminal charges or are being investigated by the government, contact Oberheiden P.C. immediately. Our senior white-collar crime attorneys have successfully defended clients against federal criminal charges in many cases. Look at our previous cases to see how we can assist you.

Case Spotlight: Tax Evasion and Fraud

If you are facing criminal tax fraud or evasion charges, contact the law firm today. Our attorneys are highly experienced in tax crimes and have worked with clients under investigation by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). We can help you protect yourself from further legal liabilities and ensure that your rights are protected.

Case Spotlight: Mail Fraud and Wire Fraud

Mail fraud and wire fraud are two common federal crimes. Federal prosecutors will aggressively charge individuals with these crimes. Mail fraud is the act of using the mail to commit fraud, while wire fraud is using electronic communication to commit a fraudulent act. Both charges carry significant penalties, including fines and up to 20 years in federal prison if convicted. If an individual is looking to resolve these charges without going to trial, they may want to seek a plea deal from the government. However, that is not always the best solution for many clients. At Oberheiden P.C., we have worked with many clients to successfully navigate these charges in the federal court system, often avoiding going to trial.

Case Spotlight: Financial Crimes

Federal financial crimes committed by corporations or individuals fall under the jurisdiction of federal law. Since these types of crimes often involve large sums of money and can provide an unfair advantage over competitors, they are taken very seriously by both federal prosecutors and federal judges. Federal financial crimes include many types of conduct, with victims ranging from publicly traded corporations to individual customers. Some examples of these crimes include:

Bribery
Bank fraud
Counterfeiting
Credit card fraud
Cryptocurrency fraud
Embezzlement
Forgery
Money laundering

Case Spotlight: Conspiracy

Conspiracy statutes allow prosecutors to pursue charges against individuals if they conspire to commit a crime. If two or more individuals are involved in a scheme, both parties may be prosecuted and convicted under federal conspiracy laws. Our experienced federal defense law firm can help protect your rights and freedom by defending you against allegations of conspiracy.

Case Spotlight: Insurance Fraud

The federal government will aggressively prosecute individuals and businesses accused of insurance fraud. The government looks for signs of criminal wrongdoing in healthcare settings, but it also investigates allegations of fraud involving companies, accident victims, property owners, contractors, and other entities or individuals. Our federal defense law firm represents clients accused of insurance fraud, including everything from business insurance policy claims to property damage. We defend clients charged with bad faith claims, fee churning, asset diversion, and premium diversion.

Case Spotlight: Antitrust Violations

Federal investigations may target company executives and other professionals, leading to a broad range of criminal allegations. The Department of Justice’s Antitrust Division typically seeks civil remedies when companies engage in anti-competitive practices or price-fixing schemes. However, criminal charges are also on the table when there are accusations of collusion or conspiracy. Oberheiden P.C.’s attorneys have significant experience defending business entities and executives against these investigations and judicial proceedings.

Case Spotlight: Securities Fraud

When federal securities fraud allegations are brought against brokerage firms, public companies, private organizations, financial institutions, or individual executives, they could face criminal charges. Oberheiden P.C. is ready to fight on your behalf. Our lawyers have the experience and skills required to successfully defend clients against allegations of securities fraud brought by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Securities and Exchange Commission, or Department of Justice.

The federal court system is powerful and intimidating. You want to have a reputable attorney working for you. With the experience, training, and proven commitment to provide exceptional legal representation, we are prepared to defend aggressively against any federal criminal charges. Additionally, we will ensure that your rights are protected from the moment we take your case.

Oberheiden P.C.’s white-collar crime attorneys bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to your case. Most of our lawyers had long and successful careers working as prosecutors and Assistant United States Attorneys. They know how the government builds a case against an alleged criminal defendant. We use that experience and knowledge to defend you against these allegations or charges.