The Florida and federal legislators are constantly reshaping the laws surrounding telemarketing in an effort to prevent consumer fraud and to crack down on identity theft. Telemarketing regulations are strict, complicated and require diligent compliance. If you are accused of telemarketing fraud your first call should be to an experienced criminal defense attorney who can take immediate action to protect you.
Located in Orlando, Florida, The Bigney Law Firm is ready to fight on your behalf if you are accused of any type of crime that involves telemarketing fraud. In fact, many of our cases come to us as referrals from other criminal defense attorneys who trust our ability to take on the most difficult cases. Let us put our experience to work for you. Contact us today to schedule a free consultation with one of our experienced Orlando telemarketing fraud defense attorneys.
Facing Consumer Fraud Charges in Orange County? We Can Help.
We represent people accused of operating telemarketing schemes that promise fraudulent opportunities and prizes as well as people who are found to be in non-compliance with current laws and regulations. We can help you explore building a strong defense for state or federal offenses related to:
- Identity theft
- Irregular cash flow
- Call center violations
- Interstate commerce issues
- Licensing issues
We can help you if you are being investigated by the Federal Trade Commission, the state's attorney general's office as well as other governmental agencies. We understand the technical components of these cases and how to effectively negotiate a fair resolution that preserves your business interests and minimizes the criminal consequences.
Contact Us Today for Knowledgeable Representation
To schedule a free case evaluation with one of our proficient Orlando insurance fraud defense lawyers, call 407-792-2923 any time of the day or night or fill out our contact form. For your convenience, our office is located in downtown Orlando, Florida, one block behind the courthouse. Se habla español.
