Chicago Fraud Attorney

If you or a loved one has been arrested and charged with a crime in Chicago, you owe it to yourself to obtain the best criminal defense representation possible.

To learn more about your legal rights, contact the Law Offices of Andrew M. Weisberg today.

All initial consultations are FREE of charge.

Fraud is a type of white-collar crime that is broadly defined as intentionally deceiving a person or group of people for personal gain or in an effort to injure another party. Because there are so many different types of fraud, convictions for fraud charges will vary greatly and will depend on the facts of the case, the value of the property taken (or amount of injury caused) and an individual's criminal history.

Regardless of the exact type of fraud charge filed, however, these charges are serious, and convictions can result in sentences, including life in prison, jail time and permanent marks on the individual's criminal record.

If you or a loved one has been accused of fraud in Chicago or the surrounding areas, it's crucial that you consult an experienced fraud attorney right away to determine how to pursue your case. At the Law Offices of Andrew M. Weisberg, we provide free and confidential consultations in which we will determine whether we can help you. During the initial consultation, Mr. Weisberg will:

• Inform you of your legal rights, including the right to remain silent and the right to testify on your own behalf
• Thoroughly evaluate the evidence in the case against you
• Give you expert advice regarding the most appropriate manner in which to resolve your case
• Be committed to getting the charges against you reduced or, when possible, dropped entirely
• Provide you with discreet, professional, first-class representation in any future legal proceedings, should you decide to secure their services

Types of Fraud

Criminal acts of fraud cover a wide range of possible scams, including (not limited to):

• 419 fraud
• bait and switch
• bankruptcy fraud
• credit card fraud
• delivery fraud
• embezzlement
• false advertising
• fraudulent insurance claims
• forgery
• identity theft
• mail fraud
• Ponzi schemes (or other forms of investment fraud)
• securities fraud
• social security or disability fraud

In general, defendants with criminal histories of recent felonies will face harsher charges than those with minimal or no criminal histories.

Mr. Weisberg's Superior Services

Mr. Weisberg is a seasoned Chicago deceptive practices lawyer. He has represented hundreds of criminal cases in Chicago and knows the system. No matter what the circumstances of the case, Mr. Weisberg treats every client with the respect and compassion they deserve. To find out if he can help you, contact our law offices today.