Experienced, Aggressive State & Federal Criminal Defense

Mail Wire Fraud

Mail fraud involves using the postal service to execute schemes intended to defraud individuals or entities out of money, property, or honest services. These charges are federal offenses, and the penalties can be severe, including hefty fines and lengthy prison sentences.  Mail Fraud can encompass a variety of deceptive activities, such as:

False Representation: Sending letters or documents that contain false statements or promises to deceive recipients.

Phishing Schemes:       Using mail to solicit personal or financial information under false pretenses.

Lottery Scams:               Informing victims through the mail of fake lottery winnings, requiring them to pay fees or taxes upfront.

Charity Fraud:                 Soliciting donations through the mail for non-existent or misrepresented charitable causes.

Insurance Fraud:           Filing fraudulent insurance claims using the mail system.

Accused of mail fraud? Attorney Gelso understands the seriousness of these charges and is committed to providing you with the aggressive defense necessary to protect your rights and future.  He has a deep understanding of mail fraud laws and extensive experience defending clients against these charges. Our approach to defending against mail fraud charges includes:

Thorough Investigation:              A comprehensive investigation into the allegations will be conducted, gathering evidence, and identifying weaknesses in the prosecution’s case.

Pre-Trial Motions:                         Pre-trial motions may be filed to challenge the admissibility of evidence or seek a dismissal based on legal technicalities.

Strategic Negotiations:               With your permission, strategic negotiations will be undertaken with the prosecution to reach the most favorable plea deal possible, if it’s in your best interest.

Aggressive Trial Defense:           If your case goes to trial, an aggressive defense will be mounted, presenting a compelling case on your behalf.