Internet Crimes Attorney in White Plains, NY

Internet Crimes Overview

The Internet is complex and always changing, and a fine line exists between legal activities and illegal ones. At The Penichet Firm, P.C. in White Plains, New York, our lawyers often speak with people who were stunned by criminal charges because they never realized they were doing anything wrong.

Our clients are people who took simple actions only to face potentially harsh consequences later on. They installed nanny cams to eavesdrop on a spouse, mistakenly distributed computer viruses or were unwittingly pulled into phishing scams. They turn to us for legal representation that protects their rights in New York state courts.

Attorneys at our White Plains law firm represent people accused of many different types of computer crimes. These include hacking, phishing, intellectual property crimes and computer fraud.

We also represent clients accused of sex offenses such as possession and distribution of child pornography and solicitation of a minor. Many are professionals whose reputations are at stake. They worry about how charges will affect their relationships with their families, friends, neighbors and coworkers. This worry is only exacerbated when the allegations resulted from a mistake. Mistakes occur when Internet users believe that children involved in videos and images were really 18 years old. They also occur when a chat room conversation turns out to be a sting operation set up by undercover police officers or federal agents.

If you have been accused of involvement in Internet crime, we encourage you to contact The Penichet Firm, P.C. as soon as possible to arrange a confidential consultation with a lawyer. We offer 24-hour-a-day, seven-days-a-week access to our attorneys. Contact our law firm anytime at 914-368-7039, toll free at 866-782-4287 or complete an online contact form.

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Areas of Practice

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