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Los Angeles Bankruptcy Fraud Attorneys at Law

Qualified California Federal Crimes Lawyers

Have you been charged with bankruptcy fraud in California? Bankruptcy fraud is a serious federal crime. The Department of Justice estimates that 10% of bankruptcy filings per year contain some form of bankruptcy fraud, which in turn affects the public’s viewpoints and confidence in it. In recent years, federal authorities have cracked down on those individuals committing the serious federal crime of bankruptcy fraud. At the Law Offices of James E. Blatt we offer superior legal services for all bankruptcy fraud cases, including the following criminal acts:

Concealment of assets

Concealment of documents

Destruction of documents

Conflicts of interest

Fraudulent claims

False statements

False declarations

Fee fixing

Redistribution arrangements

If you are caught falsifying any information on any type of bankruptcy form it is considered perjury. You would be committing a felony offense in the state of California under federal law. The crime of bankruptcy fraud carries with it a very lengthy prison sentence, large monetary fines, among other very severe penalties. In order to provide you with outstanding defense strategies and the best defense possible, it is very important that you contact a Los Angeles bankruptcy fraud attorney at the Law Offices of James E. Blatt today.

At the Law Offices of James E. Blatt, we represent all types of complex federal bankruptcy fraud cases. You can trust a federal crimes lawyer at our firm to provide you with excellence criminal defense tactics for your federal crimes case in California. Defense attorney James E. Blatt is board-certified to practice law in both state and federal court and has represented numerous cases to optimal results. We handle federal cases throughout Santa Clarita, Los Angeles, San Bernardino, Ventura and Riverside, California.

An attempted murder prosecution, this case is commonly referred to as the “Vigilante Case.” This prosecution involved a defendant who shot a drug dealer in the back. Jim presented a “defense of neighborhood” defense...
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Jim avoided state prison for his client, who was allegedly involved with several others in million dollar real estate investment fraud schemes. After investigation and research, Jim discovered that the “key” witness against...
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The case was argued and won before the United States Supreme Court. In this case the Supreme Court established for the first time in our nation’s history, a standard for applying the 8th Amendment’s...
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Mr. Blatt was able to convince prosecutors in this Bellflower case to dismiss charges against his client, Marin Gomez, who was charged, along with two other co-defendants, with three counts of carjacking...
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Jim negotiated a “time-served” disposition for a defendant accused of numerous counts of attempted murder against police officers. The charges arose from a lengthy, high speed pursuit of Mr. Castleberry and his co-defendant, who...
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