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How Much Does a Federal Wire Fraud Defense Attorney Typically Cost?

The cost depends on the stage and complexity of the case. A wire fraud investigation may involve reviewing a large volume of emails, messages, wire transfers, bank records, computer files, and communications with federal agents. An indictment involving multiple defendants, expert witnesses, and trial preparation requires more extensive work.

The number of alleged victims, transactions, devices, and related charges also affects the scope of representation. Wire fraud cases may include conspiracy, identity theft, money laundering, bank fraud, or mail fraud allegations.

The Law Offices of Matthew Cohan offers a free confidential consultation to discuss the facts of your case and explain the expected legal fees.

Contact a New York gun possession defense lawyer with experience handling firearms found in shared spaces. Matthew Cohan and his team examine access to the area, the firearm’s location, statements, and the search itself. They assess the evidence of possession and any legal presumptions prosecutors rely on to connect you to the gun.

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You should never accept a plea deal without first consulting a lawyer. While a plea agreement can sometimes reduce potential penalties, it also requires you to give up important rights and will sometimes result in a conviction and a criminal record. An experienced criminal defense attorney can evaluate the offer, explain the consequences, and help you weigh your options—but the final decision is always yours.

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Look for an attorney with experience defending federal financial crimes, reviewing complex transactions, and handling grand jury subpoenas and asset forfeiture. Ask about representation during investigations and before an indictment. Matthew Cohan and his team are experienced in these areas and represent clients facing federal money laundering allegations in New York and New Jersey.

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Every case is unique. The best way to get answers specific to your situation is to speak directly with an attorney.

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We handle cases throughout New York and New Jersey.
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