Yes. We provide a free, confidential case evaluation. This allows us to review the facts of your situation and advise you on the best course of action without any financial obligation.

Speak with a federal criminal defense lawyer before answering questions or explaining transactions. Preserve emails, invoices, contracts, financial records, and mailed documents. Seek legal advice before discussing the investigation with potential witnesses or others involved. The Law Offices of Matthew Cohan will review the allegations and handle communications with federal agents on your behalf.

A defense lawyer examines the federal funding requirements, applicable value thresholds, your role, and the intent prosecutors must prove under Section 666. Financial records might show authorized spending, legitimate compensation, or an accounting mistake rather than intentional misuse. Matthew Cohan works with financial experts when needed to trace transactions, review supporting documents, and challenge weaknesses in the government’s case.