Dallas White Collar Crime Defense Lawyer
Texas white collar crime defense attorney John R. Teakell, represents people accused of white collar crimes. He provides customized, attentive legal services that his clients rely on. Call or e-mail the law firm to schedule a consultation regarding any criminal matter, including passport fraud, immigration smuggling, counterfeiting, extortion or public corruption.
White collar crimes are often prosecuted under federal statutes outlawing wire fraud and mail fraud. Tax evasion and securities fraud are other types of white collar crime areas handled by Texas trial lawyer John R. Teakell.
Case Dismissal: the Primary Objective
When the prosecution has insufficient evidence to prove their case, a zealous defense lawyer such as John R. Teakell will fight for a dismissal of the charges. In other circumstances where evidence against a client is strong, Mr. Teakell sifts through facts with a fine-tooth comb in pursuit of mitigating circumstances or evidence most likely to bring about the greatest degree of "damage control" possible.
A Record of Success in Criminal Defense
To experience the benefits of one-on-one legal representation, contact the Law Office of John R. Teakell and schedule an initial consultation regarding any white collar crime charges or grand jury investigation that may lead to a conviction.
Many highly favorable outcomes have been achieved for former clients of the Law Office of John R. Teakell. As a former prosecutor, Mr. Teakell knows first-hand the most promising methods of compelling the government to prove its case against the accused, or drop the charges.
Attorney Teakell Works for his Clients
While capitalizing on the autonomy that a solo law practice has to offer, Mr. Teakell simultaneously maintains strong collegial interactions with fellow lawyers working in the same building.
Discuss charges of bribery or any other white collar criminal charges in Texas. Contact the Law Office of John R. Teakell. See also Mr. Teakell's' Web site featuring defense of people charged with other types of crime including drug crimes and violent crimes.
