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Can a Federal Mail Fraud Defense Lawyer Negotiate With Prosecutors Before an Indictment?
Yes. A mail fraud lawyer can communicate with federal prosecutors during the investigation and present evidence that challenges the proposed charges. This may include records showing legitimate business activity, lack of intent to defraud, inaccurate loss calculations, or a mailing unrelated to the alleged scheme.
Pre-indictment negotiations also give counsel an opportunity to address subpoenas, document requests, and potential cooperation discussions in a controlled way. The goal is to protect the client from damaging statements and limit the case before federal prosecutors file formal charges.
Matthew Cohan represents clients during pre-arrest mail fraud investigations in New York, New Jersey, and across the United States. Contact the firm as soon as you learn about an investigation.
Look for a New York criminal defense lawyer with experience handling domestic violence allegations, related charges, and orders of protection. Matthew Cohan and his team review police reports, 911 calls, video footage, medical records, and witness statements. His former prosecutor experience informs the defense strategy. Contact the firm promptly after an arrest or police contact.
Learn moreYes. We represent individuals and entities in SEC enforcement actions and FINRA investigations, often running parallel to potential criminal investigations.
Learn moreYes. A lawyer should review the suspension’s basis, prior offenses, notice records, and circumstances of the stop. Matthew Cohan and his team examine court and MVC documents for errors or issues relevant to your defense. They assess the potential consequences and address how the case affects your driving privileges.
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