White Collar Crimes

Criminal defense attorney Gregory W. Fox represents individuals who have been charged in white collar offenses including:

Bank Fraud
Bankruptcy Fraud
Check Forgery
Consumer Fraud
Embezzlement
Fraud
Identity Theft
Insurance Fraud
Internet Fraud
Mail Fraud
Money Laundering
Mortage Fraud
Prescription Fraud - Healthcare Fraud
Tax Fraud

Being convicted of a white collar crime in Tulare County can lead to severe penalties. For experienced criminal defense representation, contact The Law Office of Gregory W. Fox.

Tulare Criminal Defense

A criminal conviction can lead to severe penalties including jail or prison time. As a criminal defense lawyer, Gregory W. Fox has represented clients in criminal cases including: domestic violence, drug charges, gang offenses, gun charges and traffic offenses. Other criminal cases include:

Assault/Battery
Agriculture Offenses
Arson
Burglary
Boating Under the Influence (BUI)
Driving Under the Influence (DUI)
Expungement
Grand Theft

Hit and Run
Juvenile Proceedings
Murder/Homicide
Petty Theft
Probation Modifications
Robbery
Sex Charges
White Collar Crimes

If you or a loved one have been charged with an infraction, misdemeanor or felony in Tulare County you need an experienced and aggressive criminal defense lawyer to represent your best interests and protect your constitutional rights. Gregory W. Fox handles criminal cases in both State and Federal Court.

If you have been charged with a criminal offense contact The Law Office of Gregory W. Fox at (559) 222-5800, in most instances an appointment can be made for the same business day.

If you have any questions regarding DUI or Criminal defense services provided at The Law Office of Gregory W. Fox, or would like to schedule your free initial consultation, please contact us today at (559) 222-5800.

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