Yes. A federal tax evasion attorney reviews the government’s calculations for incorrect income figures, duplicate transactions, and eligible deductions or expenses. Financial experts help examine reconstructed income and other assumptions when needed. The Law Offices of Matthew Cohan reviews these records to challenge overstated tax-loss figures and seek an accurate calculation for sentencing.

The Law Offices of Matthew Cohan handles medical malpractice cases on a contingency-fee basis, so you owe attorney fees only if the firm recovers compensation through settlement or verdict. Case expenses are separate from attorney fees. Ask how the agreement addresses expert fees, records, and other costs, including if the case produces no recovery. Call (516) 375-1107 for a free confidential consultation.

A proffer agreement allows you to provide information to the government with some assurance that your words won't be used against you in court, usually as part of plea negotiations. This is a high-risk strategy that should never be attempted without a criminal defense attorney.