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Experienced White Colalar Crime Defense Attorneys

We Fight for our Missouri and Illinois Clients

White collar crimes often involve complex legal and financial issues. Many individuals accused of these offenses in St. Louis never intended to break the law but found themselves in difficult circumstances. Confusion about complex regulations, pressure to resolve cash flow problems, or incremental decisions that led to more serious actions often play a role in these cases.

White collar crimes can result in severe penalties, including imprisonment, fines, and lasting damage to your reputation and career. If you have been accused of a white collar crime, you are likely facing serious felony charges in Missouri, Illinois, or Kansas. Understanding these charges and the legal options available to you is critical. At Rosenblum Schwartz Fry & Johnson, our seasoned criminal defense attorneys have successfully handled hundreds of white collar criminal cases, earning a reputation as the best in the field.

Don’t face these charges alone. Contact our St. Louis white collar crime defense attorneys today by filling out our online contact form or calling us at (314) 862-4332. We’re here to provide the skilled defense you need to protect your rights, freedom, and future.

White collar crimes often involve complex legal and financial issues. Many individuals accused of these offenses in St. Louis never intended to break the law but found themselves in difficult circumstances. Confusion about complex regulations, pressure to resolve cash flow problems, or incremental decisions that led to more serious actions often play a role in these cases.

White collar crimes can result in severe penalties, including imprisonment, fines, and lasting damage to your reputation and career. If you have been accused of a white collar crime, you are likely facing serious felony charges in Missouri, Illinois, or Kansas. Understanding these charges and the legal options available to you is critical. At Rosenblum Schwartz Fry & Johnson, our seasoned criminal defense attorneys have successfully handled hundreds of white collar criminal cases, earning a reputation as the best in the field.

Don’t face these charges alone. Contact our St. Louis white collar crime defense attorneys today by filling out our online contact form or calling us at (314) 862-4332. We’re here to provide the skilled defense you need to protect your rights, freedom, and future.

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Aggressive Criminal Defense Attorneys

The St. Louis white collar crime lawyers at Rosenblum Schwartz Fry & Johnson will relentlessly fight for you.

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Year after year, our top rated criminal defense lawyers get the best outcomes possible for the clients who come to us with federal and state white collar crime cases.

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Comprehensive Defense for White Collar Crime Charges in St. Louis

Don't Let a White Collar Crime Charge Ruin Your Life

Our team brings extensive experience defending against both state and federal felony charges, including wire fraud, securities fraud, bribery, embezzlement, environmental violations, and more. We know the intricacies of white collar cases and are adept at guiding clients through every step of the legal process. From mitigating the impact of government investigations to negotiating favorable plea agreements and crafting strong defense strategies, our attorneys are committed to achieving the best possible outcome for our clients.

What sets us apart is our in-depth knowledge of federal sentencing guidelines, regulatory frameworks, and business operations. We have a proven track record of representing clients in high-stakes government investigations and criminal litigation, both in Missouri and across neighboring states. Whether your case involves federal court in St. Louis or state charges elsewhere, we have the skills and experience to defend your rights.

When you’re facing such serious consequences, you need a law firm that knows how to navigate the legal system effectively. At Rosenblum Schwartz Fry & Johnson, we offer personalized representation tailored to the unique details of your case. Consulting with a legal expert is essential for a comprehensive understanding of the charges, protection of one's constitutional rights, and an exploration of the legal avenues available. Our lawyers are known for their investigative skills and ability to craft defense strategies that produce favorable outcomes for clients. To discuss your case at our St. Louis area firm, call 314-862-4332 or get in touch with us through our online contact form. All initial consultations are free of charge, we provide evening and weekend appointments and accept all major credit cards.

25 Years of Fighting for Clients Charged With White Collar Crimes

Why Choose Rosenblum Schwartz Fry & Johnson?

Top Criminal Defense Lawyers In St. Louis

Scott Rosenblum

Scott Rosenblum is the President and principal founding member of the firm. In 2016, Mr. Rosenblum was inducted into the International Academy of Trial Lawyers. Mr. Rosenblum is listed in St. Louis Magazine Best Lawyer; Missouri and Kansas Super Lawyers; Best Lawyers in America, Woodward/White. He is a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers; National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, Missouri Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers; Formal Board of Directors, The Missouri Bar, The Illinois Bar, Counsel for the American Civil Liberties Union.

Mr. Rosenblum exclusively concentrates on the areas of Federal and State criminal law representing individuals and businesses charged with business crimes, white collar, murder, sex and drug offenses. He has represented dozens of professional athletes and major recording artists. Mr. Rosenblum has handled three of the nation's largest white collar federal cases including one the country's largest internet gambling cases.

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Joel J Schwartz

Joel Schwartz received a B.A. in 1984 and his J.D. in 1987 from the University of Texas at Austin. He was admitted to the Missouri Bar in 1989 and has been practicing in the area of criminal defense for 20 years. He is a member of the Missouri Bar, the Eastern and Western Districts of Missouri, the Central and Southern Districts of Illinois, the Southern District of Iowa and the Eastern and Western Districts of Michigan. Mr. Schwartz has represented individuals in Missouri, Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska, Michigan, Kansas, Arizona, Texas, Colorado and California.

Mr. Schwartz's practice concentrates exclusively in the area of Federal and State criminal defense.

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Marc Johnson

Starting with the firm as an intern in 2009, Marc became an associate in 2010 and a principal in 2018. Since 2012, he has focused primarily on federal criminal defense, including large scale drug conspiracies, child pornography, white collar offenses and civil asset forfeiture. Marc has been the Managing Partner of Rosenblum, Schwartz Fry & Johnson since 2018.

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Types of White Collar Crimes

Cases that our St. Louis Criminal Defense Attorneys Handle

Bank and Securities Fraud

Bank and securities fraud involves the intentional deception or misrepresentation of financial information to gain an unlawful advantage. This can include falsifying loan documents, insider trading, Ponzi schemes, or manipulating stock prices, all aimed at misleading financial institutions or investors for monetary gain.

Bribery

Bribery occurs when someone offers, gives, receives, or solicits something of value to influence the actions of a person in a position of power. This crime often involves public officials, corporate executives, or other decision-makers and undermines trust in systems of governance or business.

Check and Credit Card Fraud

This crime involves the unauthorized use, theft, or forgery of checks or credit cards to make fraudulent transactions. It can include altering checks, stealing account information, or using counterfeit credit cards to defraud individuals or businesses.

Counterfeiting

Counterfeiting involves the production or use of fraudulent currency, documents, or goods with the intent to deceive others. It commonly applies to money but can also include counterfeit designer goods, documents, or even pharmaceuticals.

Embezzlement

Embezzlement is the unlawful misappropriation of funds or property entrusted to someone, typically in a professional or fiduciary role. It often involves employees or executives diverting company funds for personal use.

Extortion

Extortion occurs when someone uses threats, coercion, or force to obtain money, property, or services from another party. Often referred to as blackmail, this crime can involve threats of harm, exposure of secrets, or damaging reputations.

Health Care Fraud (Medicaid and Medicare Fraud)

Medicaid and Medicare fraud includes the intentional filing of false claims or misrepresentations to obtain unauthorized reimbursements from government health care programs. Examples include billing for services not rendered, upcoding, and kickbacks for patient referrals.

Identity Theft

Identity theft involves stealing someone's personal information, such as Social Security numbers or bank account details, to commit fraud or other crimes. This crime can lead to significant financial and reputational damage for victims.

Insurance Fraud

Insurance fraud occurs when someone submits false claims to an insurance company to receive unentitled payouts. This can include staging accidents, inflating damage reports, or lying about the circumstances of a claim.

Mail and Wire Fraud

Mail and wire fraud involve using postal services, electronic communications, or telecommunications to deceive others for financial gain. This crime can include phishing schemes, fraudulent investment solicitations, or fake charity requests conducted via mail or online.

Money Laundering

Money laundering is the process of disguising the origins of illegally obtained funds to make them appear legitimate. This crime often involves transferring funds through multiple transactions, shell companies, or offshore accounts.

Ponzi Schemes

A Ponzi scheme is a type of investment fraud in which returns are paid to earlier investors using the capital of newer investors, rather than from profits. These schemes eventually collapse when there are not enough new investors to sustain payouts.

Tax Fraud

Tax fraud occurs when someone intentionally falsifies information on a tax return to reduce tax liability or evade taxes altogether. Examples include underreporting income, inflating deductions, or hiding money in offshore accounts.