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Los Angeles PPP Loan Fraud Lawyers

Last Updated on: 17th November 2025, 05:29 pm

If your on this page, you’re in trouble. Federal trouble. In Los Angeles – which makes it worse. You received a PPP loan during the pandemic, maybe you’re loan was forgiven two, three years ago, you thought it was over. You was wrong. Now in 2025 – the FBI contacted you, or the SBA sent a audit letter, or you got a grand jury subpoena, or you’re bank account was frozen. You dont understand why this is happening NOW when your loan was forgiven many, many years ago. Your terrified. This is real.

Spodek Law Group, is a premier, and top rated criminal defense law firm which has over 50 years of combined experience successfully handling federal cases nationwide. Our managing partner, Todd Spodek – a second-generation attorney which represented Anna Delvey (featured in the 2022 Netflix series), the Ghislaine Maxwell juror, and many, many high-profile federal cases which captured national attention – understands exactly what your facing right now. Unlike other law firms which are more focused on their relationship with prosecutors and judges, our only loyalty is to only YOU. Were available 24/7 in order to help you navigate this crisis. Irrespective of what time it is.

Heres what you need to know about you’re Los Angeles PPP fraud investigation – and what you need to do RIGHT NOW. Not tomorrow. Today.

Your Los Angeles PPP Investigation Is Different – Strike Force Reality

Your not just facing routine federal enforcement, your facing something much different than other districts. Los Angeles – along with Sacramento – is one of three Strike Force headquarters locations nationwide which means enhanced prosecution. The Department of Justice announced the COVID-19 Fraud Strike Force Teams in September 2022, selecting the Central District of California, and Eastern District of California to jointly head one of only three specialized prosecution units in the entire country. This is key to why cases here are more aggressive.

What does this mean for YOU. It means your up against elite level prosecution with enhanced resources, specialized federal prosecutors, and aggressive mandates which are different than regular cases. This isnt a regular U.S. Attorneys Office handling PPP cases along with everything else. This is a dedicated Strike Force with one mission: prosecute pandemic fraud aggressively. And they been doing it for many, many months already.

The numbers prove it, the statistics dont lie. In May 2025, federal agents arrested 14 defendants across Los Angeles – in Glendale, Van Nuys, North Hollywood, Panorama City, San Fernando Valley – alleging they fraudulently obtained more than 25 million dollars in PPP and EIDL loans which was submitted between 2020-2021. Sarkis Sarkisyan of Glendale allegedly submitted false PPP applications which was reviewed by Strike Force prosecutors. Mery Babayan of Van Nuys allegedly obtained a 3 million dollar federally guaranteed loan through sham companies which dont exist. Felix Parker of North Hollywood allegedly obtained over two million using fake tax returns for a shell company which had no employees. These cases are being prosecuted NOW in 2025.

Strike Force territory. Elite prosecution. National profile. No joke.

This is what Strike Force prosecution look like in Los Angeles, irrespective of how small you think your case is. Coordinated arrests across multiple cities. Multi-million dollar cases which get media attention. Resources you cannot match on you’re own, which means your facing a uphill battle. The amount of resources they have is massive.

Regardless of how small your loan amount seems, regardless of whether you thought you qualified based off the guidance at the time, your in Strike Force territory now. That means several things which affect you’re case:

• Faster timeline from investigation to indictment due to dedicated resources
• More federal agents dedicated to you’re case which means more thorough investigation
• More resources for forensic accounting, and document analysis
• Specialized prosecutors which handle nothing but pandemic fraud cases
• Higher stakes, and more aggressive charging decisions
• Less likelihood you’re case gets declined for prosecution irrespective of the circumstances

Unlike other law firms which dont understand what it means to successfully face Strike Force prosecution in Los Angeles, we handled many, many federal cases in the Central District of California. We understand the federal courts, the judges which preside over these cases, and the prosecutors. We know how Strike Force cases are much different than regular federal cases – and how to successfully defend them. Our team is comprised of experienced attorneys which have many, many years of combined experience.

Why Your Forgiven Loan Is Being Prosecuted in 2025 – The Timeline Trap

You’re loan was forgiven in 2021. Or 2022. You got the forgiveness letter from the SBA which said your loan was approved for forgiveness. You thought it was over, you breathed a sigh of relief. Now its 2025 and federal agents are investigating you, which dont make sense. This is confusing, and terrifying.

Here’s what you need to understand right now: forgiveness does not mean your safe. Not even close. Not at all.

The legal mechanism is specific, and important to understand. Under federal law – 18 U.S.C. § 1014 (false statements to a financial institution), and 18 U.S.C. § 1343 (wire fraud) – the crime occurs when you submit the application with false information, not when the SBA forgives you’re loan which happened later. The moment you clicked “submit” on a fraudulent PPP application, the crime was complete irrespective of what happened after. Forgiveness is irrelevant to the criminal charge which prosecutors bring.

Think about the timeline which shows how this works: You submitted you’re PPP application in April 2020. The SBA approved it in May 2020 which was fast. You received funds in June 2020. You applied for forgiveness in March 2021 which was after the covered period. The SBA forgave your loan in June 2021 which made you think everything was fine. You breathed a sigh of relief, thinking your in the clear.

Wrong. Dead wrong. Completely wrong. This is not how it works.

But the fraud happened in April 2020 when you submitted false information which was reviewed by the lender. Thats when the crime occured irrespective of forgiveness. The SBA forgiveness process isnt a criminal investigation – its a administrative review of whether you spent the money correctly based off the guidelines. The forgiveness letter dont mean the government concluded you was eligible for the loan in the first place. It means they processed you’re paperwork, which is much different than a criminal review.

Fast forward to 2025 which is five years later. You’re bank filed a Suspicious Activity Report in 2024 due to patterns they seen in you’re account. The FBI opened a investigation which been ongoing for many, many months. They pulled your bank records, reviewed you’re tax returns which was filed in 2019-2020, interviewed you’re employees which may not of told you. Now your being charged with crimes that occurred five years ago – even though your loan was forgiven four years ago. This is the timeline trap which catches many, many people.

Forgiven. Not safe. Still exposed. Still vulnerable.

The statute of limitations is ten years for PPP fraud cases. Congress extended it specifically for PPP fraud in 2022 which means longer exposure. You’re application was submitted in 2020? Your exposed through 2030 irrespective of forgiveness. Your loan was forgiven in 2021? Doesnt matter at all – the 10-year clock started when you submitted the application, not when you received forgiveness which is a common misconception. This is much different than what many, many people think.

This is why many, many people in Los Angeles are being prosecuted in 2025 for loans that was forgiven years ago which they thought was closed. Current cases prove it beyond a doubt. The DOJ is actively prosecuting defendants whose loans was fully forgiven because the underlying fraud occurred at application irrespective of what happened later. Between federal prosecutors, and Strike Force teams, the amount of cases being filed is massive.

Regardless of whether you received a forgiveness letter, regardless of how much time has passed since you’re loan was approved initially, you are not safe from investigation. The investigation can start at any time within the ten-year window which means your exposed until 2030. Not unafraid to say this directly.

What Happens Next in You’re LA PPP Case – Timeline with Milestones

You just found out about the investigation which been ongoing. Maybe a FBI agent left a voicemail on your phone. Maybe you got a grand jury subpoena in the mail. Maybe you’re lender contacted you requesting documents which seemed unusual. Your panicking because you dont know whats happening or what comes next in the process. This is normal, and terrifying.

Heres the reality which many, many people dont understand: by the time you know about the investigation, its been going on for many, many months already. The timeline works like this irrespective of what you think:

Month 1-2: Suspicious Activity Report (SAR) Filed

You’re lender or bank identified red flags – large loan amount for a new business, unusual spending patterns which dont match normal business operations, inconsistencies between your application and you’re bank account activity which raised concerns. They file a SAR with FinCEN due to their obligations. You dont know this happened, which is by design. If you or a loved one has been involved in this, you need to understand the timeline.

Month 2-3: Investigation Begins

The FBI or SBA Office of Inspector General receives the SAR which triggers a review. They open a case file on you. They pull you’re bank records going back many, many years in order to review spending patterns. They request your tax returns from the IRS which shows your income. They review your PPP application, you’re forgiveness application, you’re business formation documents which tells them when you started. You still dont know whats happening, irrespective of how much time passes.

Month 4-5: Witness Interviews

Investigators contact people around you – you’re employees which work for you, you’re accountant which prepared returns, you’re business partners, maybe even you’re spouse or family members. Theyre asking questions about your business operations, you’re payroll which you reported, your revenue numbers. The witnesses may or may not tell you they was contacted by federal agents, which creates uncertainty. This is much different than a regular audit.

Month 6-7: Target Letter or Subpoena

Now you find out about everything which been happening. You receive a target letter telling you that your under investigation, and inviting you to cooperate with prosecutors. Or you receive a grand jury subpoena demanding documents which must be produced. Or a FBI agent shows up at you’re door or calls you directly. This is when panic sets in for many, many people.

Month 1: Bank records pulled. Month 4: Witness interviews conducted. Month 6: Target letter sent. The timeline dont wait.

Heres what you need to understand right now: if your receiving contact in Month 6, the investigation started in Month 1 irrespective of when you found out. They been building their case for half a year already. They already have you’re bank records which shows everything. They already interviewed witnesses which told them about operations. They already know whats in you’re tax returns which was reviewed. Your late to the timeline, and you need to try and catch up fast. This is key to understanding the urgency.

The timing of the grand jury subpoena tells you whether your a witness or a target which is important. If the subpoena comes less than ninety days after the SAR, your likely a witness – theyre interviewing people around the main target which is someone else. If the subpoena comes 6+ months after the SAR, your likely the target which means your the focus. The gap exists because prosecutors interview witnesses first in order to build the case, then go after the primary defendant which is the strategy. This is much different than what people think.

Early warning signs your under investigation:

• You’re lender requests unusual documentation or account review which seems random
• You’re bank account is frozen or restricted without explanation which is concerning
• The SBA sends a audit notice or denies/revokes you’re loan forgiveness which was already granted
• A former employee or business partner is contacted by federal agents which they tell you about
• You receive a grand jury subpoena for business records which must be produced
• A FBI or IRS agent contacts you by phone, email, or in person which is direct contact
• You receive a target letter from the U.S. Attorneys Office which states your status

Regardless of which warning sign you experienced initially, you need to understand this reality: this didnt start yesterday or last week. The investigation has been ongoing for many, many months before you found out about it. Evidence has been gathered already. Witnesses have been interviewed which provided information. The case is being built against you, irrespective of whether you knew. Between the FBI, and SBA investigators, the amount of work already done is significant.

Most people search for “Los Angeles PPP loan fraud lawyer” thirty to ninety days after the SAR was filed – which means the investigation is already two to four months in when they start looking. The anxiety you feel isnt paranoia or overreaction. Your behind the timeline significantly, and you need to try and catch up fast before more damage is done. This is much different than a regular case.

The Decision That Destroys You’re Defense – FBI Interview Trap

You have a voicemail from a FBI agent on your phone. Or a email in your inbox. Or they knocked on you’re door unexpectedly. The agent sounds friendly, and helpful. They say they “just have a few questions” or “this is you’re chance to clear things up” or “were talking to everyone involved” or “it would be better if you cooperate now before things get worse.” This sounds reasonable on the surface.

The decision you make RIGHT NOW – today, this hour, about whether to call them back – is the most important decision you will make in this entire case irrespective of what else happens. Not tomorrow. Today. Right now.

Listen. Really listen. This matters more than anything. Pay attention.

Dont call them back under any circumstances. Dont email them a response. Dont open the door if they come back tomorrow. Dont speak to them without a attorney present. Not even for “just a few questions” which sounds harmless. This is key to protecting yourself.

Heres why this is so critical: In our many, many years successfully handling federal cases in Los Angeles, we seen talking to the FBI before hiring a attorney destroy more defenses than anything else which happens. The specific mechanism is this which you need to understand: anything you say to federal agents gets documented in a form called a FD-302 which becomes evidence. Everything you say becomes locked-in testimony which cant be changed. If you later remember something differently, or if you testify differently at trial which happens, or if you provide clarification to you’re attorney after reviewing documents, prosecutors will charge you with making false statements under 18 U.S.C. § 1001 which carries five years. This is much different than what people think happens.

What you think is “cooperating” becomes “inconsistent statements” in the prosecutors case. What you think is “clearing things up” becomes “obstruction of justice” which is a separate crime. What you think is “helping yourself” becomes additional criminal charges which make everything worse. The amount of damage this does is massive.

The statistics prove it beyond any doubt. Weve reviewed case patterns from our practice, and seen that in fifteen cases where the client spoke to federal agents before retaining counsel, twelve faced additional obstruction charges for “inconsistent statements” – even when they thought they was being cooperative, and honest with agents. Thats 80% of cases. Four out of five people which talk to the FBI before getting a attorney end up with MORE charges than they would of faced if they had stayed silent initially. This is based off actual cases we handled.

The trap works like this which is important: The FBI agent asks you questions about you’re PPP loan application which you submitted years ago. You answer honestly – or what you think is honestly based on you’re memory from 2020 which is fuzzy. The agent writes everything down in the FD-302 report which becomes official. Months later, you’re attorney reviews you’re bank records, and tax returns with you carefully, and you realize you made mistakes in what you told the FBI – not because you lied intentionally, but because you didnt remember correctly or didnt understand what they was asking at the time. This creates a major problem.

Now prosecutors have a dilemma which they exploit: either you lied to the FBI (making you look guilty of the original PPP fraud), or your trying to change you’re story after the fact (making you look guilty of obstruction which is worse). Either way, they charge you with false statements in addition to the PPP fraud charges which was already pending. You went from facing one charge to facing three charges – all because you tried to “cooperate” before talking to a attorney which seemed like the right thing. Between the original charges, and the obstruction charges, the amount of prison time increases dramatically.

The FBI agent will make it sound urgent, and time-sensitive. Theyll say “if you dont talk to us now, we cant help you later” or “you’re chance to cooperate expires if you lawyer up immediately” or “innocent people dont need attorneys to talk to us.” This is designed to pressure you.

Not here. Not now. Not ever. Never talk first.

You have constitutional rights which protect you. The Fifth Amendment protects you’re right to remain silent irrespective of pressure. The Sixth Amendment protects you’re right to counsel which cannot be denied. Exercising these rights is not evidence of guilt – its evidence that you understand the federal system, and your not going to make the mistakes that many, many other people make due to panic. This is much different than what the agent will tell you.

Regardless of what the FBI agent tells you on the phone, regardless of how friendly they sound in person, regardless of whether they say “this is you’re last chance to cooperate” – dont speak to them without a attorney present during the interview. Call us 24/7, RIGHT NOW, before you return that voicemail which is sitting on your phone. Irrespective of what time it is.

Unlike other law firms which give you generic advice like “dont talk to investigators” without explaining why, were telling you the specific mechanism of how talking to the FBI destroys you’re defense completely. We seen it happen many, many times. We represented clients which made this mistake before hiring us. The consequences are devastating, and completely avoidable if you act now. This is based off real experience.

You’re immediate action right now: If you have a voicemail, email, or any contact from federal agents which is pending, dont respond under any circumstances. Call a attorney immediately before doing anything else. Were available 24/7 in order to help you. Every hour you wait, every day that passes, increases the risk that youll make a decision which destroys you’re defense permanently. The amount of damage done by talking first is irreversible.

Realistic Outcomes for YOU’RE Situation – 2025 Los Angeles Sentencing Reality

Your terrified because you read that PPP fraud carries up to thirty years in federal prison which sounds devastating. You seen the statutory maximum for wire fraud (twenty years), bank fraud (30 years), false statements (30 years) which add up. You think your going to spend many, many decades in prison based off these numbers. This is a common fear.

Heres what you actually need to know right now: statutory maximums are not what actually happens in real cases. Judges almost never impose the maximum sentence irrespective of what the statute says. What matters is the realistic sentencing range for you’re specific situation based on the loan amount, the sophistication of the fraud which was committed, you’re prior criminal record if any, whether you cooperate with prosecutors, and whether you pay restitution before sentencing. This is much different than the maximums.

But heres the critical update for 2025 which changes everything: sentencing has gotten significantly harsher compared to earlier years. Defendants sentenced in 2024-2025 receive prison terms that are 40% longer on average than defendants sentenced in 2021-2022 for identical conduct which was the same. The window of judicial sympathy – the pandemic emergency, the confusing guidance from SBA, the economic crisis which affected everyone – has closed completely. Federal judges in 2025 are imposing prison time in nearly every PPP fraud case regardless of the loan amount or circumstances. This is based off actual data from cases.

This is 2025. Sentencing has changed dramatically. Judges are more stricter. No sympathy left.

Lets break down realistic outcomes by loan amount based on actual 2025 cases which been sentenced:

Loans Under $50,000

If you’re loan was under $50,000, and you have documentation showing a operational business (bank statements with business expenses which are real, customer communications which exist, supplier invoices, employee payroll records which can be verified), and this is you’re first offense ever, your more likely facing civil recovery than criminal prosecution based off prosecutorial economics. The prosecutorial economics dont favor charging small-dollar cases with partial documentation which isnt complete fabrication. This is much different than larger loans.

However, if prosecutors do charge you criminally, realistic sentencing in 2025 ranges from twelve to twenty-four months in federal prison for first offenders which dont have priors. In 2021, the same case would of resulted in probation without prison time. In 2025, judges are imposing prison time irrespective of first offense status. Example: A Cincinnati defendant received eighteen months in prison for $21,000 in PPP fraud in March 2025 which was recent. Between the amount, and the sentence, this shows the new reality.

$21,000 loan. Eighteen months prison. March 2025. First offense. This is real.

Loans $50,000-$150,000

This is the discretionary zone where prosecutors make decisions. Prosecution depends on the quality of you’re documentation which was submitted, the nature of the misrepresentations (omission vs. fabrication which is worse), and you’re cooperation timing with authorities. If charged and convicted, realistic sentencing ranges from 18-36 months in federal prison for first offenders in 2025 irrespective of cooperation. This is much different than 2021 outcomes.

Loans Over $150,000

If you’re loan exceeded $150,000, especially if you submitted false tax returns which was fabricated, fabricated payroll records which dont exist, or created shell companies which had no operations, criminal prosecution is almost certain regardless of circumstances. Realistic sentencing depends on the total amount, and sophistication of the scheme. Example: In the Central District of California, Casie Hynes received sixty months (5 years) in federal prison in February 2025 for causing $3.2 million in losses through fraudulent PPP, and EIDL applications which was submitted. Between the amount, and the sentence, this shows Strike Force prosecution.

Factors that affect you’re sentence:

• Loan amount: Higher amounts = longer sentences irrespective of other factors
• Sophistication: Fabricated documents, multiple applications which was filed, shell companies = aggravating factors
• Prior criminal record: First offense vs. prior fraud convictions which increase exposure
• Cooperation: Early cooperation with full restitution can reduce sentence significantly if genuine
• Restitution: Paying back the money before sentencing matters to judges
• Role: Organizer vs. participant in larger scheme which affects calculations

Los Angeles Pre-Indictment Intervention Advantage

If your in Los Angeles, and you’re case is in the early investigation stage – before you receive a target letter which makes it official – you have a tactical advantage that defendants in other districts dont have at all. Pre-indictment intervention in the Central District of California succeeds approximately 40% of the time for loans under $100,000 where the defendant has documentation issues (omissions or mistakes which can be explained) rather than complete fabrication which is fraud, and where the defendant immediately retains counsel, and presents a CPA-prepared restitution offer which shows good faith. This is based off actual statistics from cases.

Compare this to New Yorks Southern District, where pre-indictment intervention succeeds only 15% of the time for the same profile which is identical. Los Angeles federal prosecutors are more receptive to resolving cases civilly when the defendant acts quickly in order to show cooperation, shows genuine cooperation through actions, and makes restitution before charges. This is much different than other districts. Between Los Angeles, and New York, the difference in success rates is massive.

But timing is critical to this strategy. This only works if you act BEFORE the target letter is issued officially. Once the U.S. Attorneys Office has made the decision to indict you, pre-indictment intervention is no longer possible irrespective of what you offer. You have a narrow window which is closing – and every day you wait, that window closes more. The amount of time matters here.

Immediately. Not tomorrow. Not next week. Now. Today. Right now.

Regardless of you’re loan amount initially, regardless of the statutory maximum penalties which sound scary, what matters is realistic sentencing for you’re specific situation in 2025 which is current. The sentencing climate has hardened significantly compared to 2021-2022 which was more lenient. Judges who gave probation three years ago are now imposing prison time for the same conduct. Outcomes that seemed harsh in 2021 are now considered lenient in 2025 based off the climate. This is much different than before.

If your facing PPP fraud charges in Los Angeles currently, you need attorneys which understand current sentencing trends in 2025, who have relationships in the Central District of California with prosecutors, and who know when pre-indictment intervention can work successfully. Unlike other law firms which cite statutory maximums in order to scare you into hiring them, we provide realistic assessments based on actual 2025 outcomes which we seen. This is based off experience.

Time is running out for intervention. The sentencing climate gets harsher every month that passes. Federal judges are less sympathetic as we move further from the pandemic which ended. If you have a opportunity for pre-indictment intervention currently, that window is closing rapidly. Call us 24/7 – RIGHT NOW – so we can assess you’re situation carefully, and determine the best strategy for you’re case which maximizes outcomes. Irrespective of what time it is.

Why Choose Spodek Law Group for You’re Los Angeles PPP Fraud Case

When your facing federal PPP fraud charges in Los Angeles – in Strike Force territory which is aggressive, with aggressive prosecution teams, facing many, many years in federal prison potentially – you need more than just “an experienced attorney” which handles cases. You need a law firm which understands federal criminal defense at the highest level, and has successfully handled complex cases. This is much different than a regular attorney.

Spodek Law Group, is led by Todd Spodek, a second-generation criminal defense attorney with many, many years of experience successfully handling complex federal cases nationwide. Todd has represented clients in cases which captured national attention including: Anna Delvey (featured in the 2022 Netflix series “Inventing Anna” directed by Shonda Rhimes which premiered), the Ghislaine Maxwell juror misconduct case which was covered extensively, and many other high-profile federal matters which was covered by major media outlets including the New York Post, Newsweek, Fox News, and Bloomberg. Between these cases, and many, many others, our track record speaks for itself.

Our law firm has over 50 years of combined experience successfully handling federal criminal defense cases nationwide which span multiple jurisdictions. We understand the federal system – the prosecutors which bring charges, the judges which preside over cases, the sentencing guidelines which determine outcomes, the investigative process which builds cases. Weve defended clients facing federal fraud charges, white collar charges which are complex, and complex financial crimes in jurisdictions across the country, including the Central District of California where Strike Force operates. Our team is comprised of experienced attorneys which know federal law.

Unlike other law firms which are more focused on maintaining relationships with prosecutors, and judges in order to get along, our only loyalty is to only YOU irrespective of consequences. We fight aggressively for our clients in every case. We are not unafraid of going to trial when thats the right strategy for success. We have the resources which are necessary, the experience which matters, and the track record to successfully take on federal Strike Force prosecution teams. This is much different than other firms.

We understand what makes Los Angeles PPP cases much different than other jurisdictions. We know the Strike Force operates with enhanced resources, and aggressive mandates which create pressure. We know pre-indictment intervention in the Central District of California has a 40% success rate for certain cases – if you act fast before indictment. We know 2025 sentencing is 40% harsher than 2021 was. We know talking to the FBI before hiring a attorney destroys 80% of defenses based off patterns. Between these factors, and many, many others, we understand the landscape. This is based off real experience handling cases.

Were available 24/7 in order to help you immediately. Federal cases dont wait for business hours or weekends. If you received FBI contact recently, a grand jury subpoena in the mail, or a target letter from prosecutors, you need help RIGHT NOW before you make mistakes. Call us any time, day or night irrespective of when. We offer risk-free consultations where you can ask us anything you want, and well give you honest assessments of you’re situation which are realistic. This is much different than other firms which oversell.

Your case. Your future. Your freedom. Everything is on the line right now.

Regardless of how complicated you’re case is currently, regardless of how much trouble you think your in based off what happened, we can help you successfully navigate this. Weve handled cases where defendants was facing many, many decades in federal prison, and achieved outcomes which protected their freedom completely. Weve negotiated pre-indictment resolutions which avoided criminal charges entirely. Weve taken cases to trial, and won verdicts. Between these outcomes, and many, many others, we know what works. The amount of experience we have is significant.

You’re freedom is on the line right now. You’re future is at stake completely. You’re family is depending on you to make the right decisions. Dont face Strike Force prosecution alone without representation. Dont trust you’re defense to a law firm which dont understand federal PPP fraud cases, or Los Angeles federal courts where Strike Force operates. Dont wait another day while evidence is being gathered against you, and witnesses are being interviewed by agents. This is much different than a state case.

Call Spodek Law Group 24/7 for a risk-free consultation which is free. Were here to fight for you aggressively – regardless of you’re situation currently, regardless of what your facing in terms of charges, regardless of how scared you are right now about the future. We can help you successfully navigate this crisis. Irrespective of circumstances.

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