Defense of Criminal Investigation

If you have been contacted by law enforcement (Police, FBI, DEA, the District Attorney's Office, the US Attorney's Office, or an investigator) about your possible involvement or knowledge of a crime, you should be represented by an attorney.

People will frequently speak with law enforcement officials under the belief that they are not a target of an investigation, only to find themselves arrested and charged with a crime. The information that one voluntarily provides may, in fact, be used to develop charges. Individuals are seldom aware of how casual statements may be misinterpreted, and it is very important and cost effective to retain an attorney prior to speaking with a law enforcement official.

Our office fosters an environment of cooperation with law enforcement, but only after you have been fully protected from being prosecuted. Having led and defended against hundreds of investigations, Hal Harlowe and his legal team have an intimate understanding of how investigations are conducted and how to defend against them. If you are considering speaking with law enforcement, it is imperative that you speak with an attorney first.

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