Your Legal Advocate In Wire Fraud Cases
Wire fraud uses electronic communication devices to defraud others out of money or property. Wire fraud is a federal crime that results in serious and harsh consequences for those convicted. If you are under investigation for wire fraud in the Twin Cities, you need to contact an experienced fraud defense attorney to fight for your rights and freedom.
Our defense lawyers at Ryan Pacyga Criminal Defense have years of experience representing clients in Minneapolis and St. Paul in wire fraud cases. We know the evidence the prosecution gathers against you is not the whole story. We take the time to get to know you, your concerns and your side of the story. We will work together to build a strong defense on your behalf and ensure you receive the support you need both in and out of the courtroom.
Wire Fraud Convictions Carry Harsh Consequences
In a wire fraud case, prosecutors must prove that you used electronic communications with the intent to defraud people out of their property or money. Wire fraud is a grave crime in the United States. It can result from Ponzi schemes, pyramid schemes and fake government communications.
Wire fraud can involve the use of various electronic communication devices, including:
- Telephone
- Text messages
- Internet
- Radio
- Television
- Social media
Because it is charged as a felony, wire fraud can lead to harsh penalties that impact the rest of your life. The penalty depends on the severity of the crime, the number of victims and the amount of money or property defrauded. In serious cases, a conviction may result in up to 20 years in prison and a fine of up to $100,000.
Our fraud defense attorneys at Ryan Pacyga Criminal Defense have years of experience representing clients in mail and wire fraud cases in Minnesota. We have a deep understanding of these cases and know the best defense strategies to protect you.
Contact Us To Get Started On Your Defense
Wire fraud convictions can have lasting impacts on your life. Aside from time spent behind bars and large fines, you will have a felony on your criminal record for the rest of your life. If you are under investigation for wire fraud, you need to contact an experienced defense attorney as soon as possible to get started on your case. To schedule a consultation, call us at 612-474-5420 or complete our online contact form. Our team is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week for our clients.