White Collar Crime

Los Angeles County and Orange County

Fraud Attorney • White Collar Crime Defense Lawyer

Legal Solutions for Southern California
Aggressive Representation

When you are being investigated for or are charged with embezzlement, fraud, money laundering, or another white collar crime, you must carefully consider the possible lifetime consequences to your employability, eligibility for licenses, qualifying for security clearances, financial standing and other opportunities.

It is important to mount an aggressive criminal defense. The nature of these prosecutions involve a lot of dependence upon documentary evidence, which often complicates the burden on the prosecutor, and the burden on the jury as well. This paper trail may include audit reports and other financial documentation, and courts sometimes view this type of evidence as easy to falsify.

If you have been charged with a serious crime in Southern California, contact Los Angeles fraud attorney Laurence B. Donoghue now for a free half-hour consultation and highly qualified, experienced, aggressive defense. Members of our staff speak Spanish, Tagalog, French, and English.

25 Years of Experience as a State and Federal Prosecutor
With his over 30 years of experience, including 25 years as a state and federal prosecutor, Los Angeles fraud attorney Laurence B. Donoghue can guide clients who are facing white-collar criminal charges before courts, prosecutors, and juries.

Donoghue understands the courts’ dislike of wasted time spent dissecting elusive, easily falsified documentary evidence. He knows that it is often more important to maximize other aspects of a white-collar criminal case – for example, by demonstrating that a defendant is a credible, upstanding citizen. Therefore, he nearly always puts white-collar criminal defendants on the witness stand.

Dare to compare: Donoghue wins.
To schedule a free 30-minute consultation on your California or federal embezzlement, forgery, wire fraud, or bank fraud charges, contact Los Angeles fraud attorney Laurence B. Donoghue now.