Harrisburg Ponzi Scheme Fraud Lawyers
If you or your business is skating on thin ice because dealings with a Pennsylvania bank now involve allegations of bank fraud, you are well advised to seek legal counsel at the earliest opportunity.
Perhaps no criminal charges have been filed, but you suspect a criminal investigation is underway. This is the best time to talk with an experienced criminal defense attorney. At the Pennsylvania criminal defense firm of Boyle, Autry & Murphy, we protect our clients through every step of a criminal case, from preliminary investigation to negotiations or plea bargaining, through trial and acquittal or with post-conviction appeals. The sooner we are involved in your bank fraud matter, the more opportunities we have to help you obtain the best outcome in your case.
Philadelphia bank fraud defense lawyer Dennis Boyle leads our criminal defense team. He is certified as a criminal law specialist with the National Board of Trial Advocacy and has decades of experience. He is also a former special assistant U.S. attorney and a first assistant district attorney who concentrated on complex fraud and corruption cases. He understands the evidence prosecutors want to see before they dismiss a fraud case and can quickly identify problems with a prosecutor's strategy.
Whether accounting, real estate or other business activities have resulted in an investigation or allegations of bank fraud, Boyle, Autry & Murphy is here to advise and represent you and your business. Contact a Harrisburg Ponzi scheme fraud attorney at our Philadelphia, York or Camp Hill offices.
Bank Fraud and Related Criminal Charges
Allegations against you may include one or more of the following:
- Your investments were supposedly based on falsified appraisals.
- Your business is accused of "cooking the books" in order to obtain a loan by misrepresenting the soundness of your business.
- Your company has filed bankruptcy and your bank, through detailed scrutiny of your original loan documents, has found reasons to accuse you of fraud.
- You are accused of Ponzi schemes or securities fraud.
You also may be charged with bank fraud if the bank is trying to protect itself from being implicated in any alleged wrongdoing by your company.
Contact Our Harrisburg Ponzi Scheme Fraud Attorneys
Whatever the specifics of your bank fraud case, we stand ready to provide the caliber of legal counsel that you seek in this high-risk matter. We invite you to review our track record of favorable case results in fraud and other complex legal matters. Then contact a Harrisburg Ponzi scheme fraud attorney at Boyle, Autry & Murphy to schedule a free consultation.
