White Collar Crime
First coined by sociologist Edwin Southerland in 1939, it was defined as "a crime committed by a person of respectability and high social status in the course of their occupation". Today, it typically refers to crimes such as fraud, money laundering, theft, forgery, cybercrime, RICO, embezzlement, intellectual property theft, identity and theft. Although both state and federal laws address these violations, it is most often associated with crimes committed in violation of federal statutes.
When facing investigation or prosecution for a ‘white collar’ crime, it is important to retain the services of an attorney with experience and knowledge in white collar crime. At Wannamaker & Associates, we have just that experience. Over the course of Mr. Wannamaker’s career, he has represented individuals as well as corporations charged with ‘white collar crimes’. We have successfully tried many white collar cases and have won most of those trials. We have listed those cases in our Trial Success page.
In cases that did not go to trial, we were able to achieve phenomenal results. In many cases, we avoided prosecution all together. In one instance, we represented a person facing security fraud charges for stock manipulation and were able to negotiate a civil penalty rather than a criminal prosecution. Recently, we represented a businessman facing bank and tax fraud charges but were successful in negotiating a civil tax penalty.
There are many attorneys claiming to be 'white collar' specialist. At Wannamaker & Associate, we are specialists and have the track record to prove it!
Practice Areas
Presidential Pardon
Daniel Wannamaker has successfully represented high profie clients and has more trial and appellate experience than most other attorneys. He has obtained a rare Presidential Pardon from President Obama for a client who was formerly with the U.S. State Department.
FEATURED RESULT
NOT GUILTY in bank and mail fraud
United States v. Johnson
A jury trial of a man charged with theft of mail and bank fraud ending when the judge granted a motion for judgment of acquittal by the defense at the close of the government’s case.
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