frequently Asked Questions
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What else can Portale Randazzo help me with?
Our firm has over a 90% success rate avoiding criminal charges, and we’ve handled hundreds of FBI, DEA, IRS, DOJ, CBP, and HHS cases. We’re ready to help you build a strong defense, no matter the charges you’re facing. Reach out to our team today to find out how we can help you with the following:
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What should I do if I've been falsely accused of identity theft?
While it may be overwhelming dealing with accusations of identity theft, it’s important to remain calm and contact an identity theft attorney right away. Our team can help you gather evidence and build a case in your defense. Moreover, we will provide peace of mind, knowing that your case is in good hands.
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What is considered wire fraud?
Wire fraud is a form of fraud relating to electronic communication, such as email, telephone, radio, television, or the internet. Wire fraud may involve phishing attacks, credit card fraud, Business emsil compromise schemes and many other illicit activities. Generally speaking, it involves deceitful practices that are calculated to deceive victims out of money or personal information, with the perpetrators aiming to gain financially from their actions. Wire fraud is a serious federal crime, and offenders may face steep penalties. A wire fraud attorney can help you secure the best possible outcome if you’ve been accused of this type of white-collar crime.