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White Collar Crimes

Worcester White Collar Criminal Lawyer
Serving Worcester, Middlesex and Hampden Counties

A white collar crime conviction can carry lengthy incarceration, steep fines, loss of a professional license, and lasting damage to your reputation. A white collar crimes attorney at Rudolf, Griffis, Ruggieri & Murray provides thorough representation for individuals and companies under investigation for financial or other white collar offenses, whether the case is being prosecuted at the state or federal level.


Federal & State White Collar Offenses

  • Theft, embezzlement, or other financial wrongdoing
  • Fraud, including insurance, medical, wire, bank, bankruptcy, and mortgage fraud
  • Racketeering crimes, including RICO violations
  • Computer crimes, including identity fraud, credit card theft, phishing, and hacking
  • Public corruption
  • Tax matters

Critical decisions often get made early in an investigation. If you or your company receives a grand jury subpoena, our attorneys can help you respond and advocate for you throughout the process.


Frequently Asked Questions

No. White collar crimes can be prosecuted in either state or federal court, depending on the specific offense and the agency that investigates it. Federal cases, brought by the U.S. Attorney’s Office, often carry more severe potential penalties.

Contact a white collar crimes attorney immediately, before responding. A subpoena often signals an active investigation, and how you respond can significantly affect the direction your case takes.

Yes. Many white collar convictions trigger separate licensing board proceedings that can result in suspension or revocation, on top of the criminal penalties themselves.