When a business problem becomes a criminal one
Most business matters stay civil. Some do not. A subpoena, a search warrant, an allegation of fraud by a partner or employee, or a government inquiry into how the company handled money can put both the business and the people who run it at risk.
Because Piotrowski Law Firm has both a Business Law Division and a Criminal Defense Division, a company facing a government investigation gets both teams on the same matter. The business lawyers know the contracts, the records, and the ownership structure; our criminal defense attorneys know how investigators and prosecutors build a case. Working together, they can coordinate what the company says, what it produces, and how individual owners and employees are protected. Learn more about our white collar and fraud defense.
How we work with businesses
- Plain answers. We tell you what the agreement says, what the risk is, and what we recommend — in language you can act on.
- Scope and fees up front. We explain how a matter will be billed before the work starts.
- Resolution first. Many disputes are best settled through negotiation or mediation. When a case needs to be litigated, we are prepared to do that.