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EXPERIENCE
Major Mail and
Wire Fraud Cases
Milwaukee Criminal Defense
Mail fraud and wire fraud are two criminal charges that fall under the general category known more commonly as white collar crime. Unfortunately for those charged with white collar crimes, today's social, political, and legal environment often means that, when alleged, these crimes will make news more often than not and thus become exactly the kinds of cases that politically-motivated prosecutors love to see come across their desks.
The Shellow Group is a collective of dedicated professionals representing clients accused of these crimes in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and throughout the United States. Led by criminal attorney Robin Shellow's two decades of experience, our nationally-renowned investigators, computer forensics specialists, and other professionals can save your freedom and prevent your rights from being abused. Our practice includes:
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Fraud related to Letters of Credit or Guarantee
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Coupon fraud
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Internet marketing fraud
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Telecommunications fraud
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Embezzlement
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Sarbanes-Oxley
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Bank fraud
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Mortgage fraud
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Insurance fraud
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Theft via computer
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Commercial Gambling
In many of these cases, lawyers for the government will spare no resources or effort in trying to make examples of the business executives, accountants, attorneys, physicians, and other licensed professionals whom they charge. In fact, convictions of white collar criminals are so desirable that charges can be brought even when the evidence is questionable. Because of this, if you have been arrested or have even the smallest suspicion that there is an investigation underway, you will want to talk to a lawyer as soon as possible.
Our firm provides pre-arrest representation and counsel, innovative and effective pre-trial motions and trial strategies, appellate services, professional license defense and more. We are not a high volume practice. This means that, should we agree to take on your case, you will receive our full attention and very best efforts.
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