Durham Identity Theft Criminal Defense AttorneyAs technology advances, so does the sophistication of identity theft. Frequently, identity theft convictions can result in harsh punishment. At Driver Law Firm, P.A. in Durham, North Carolina, we have vigorously represented clients facing identity theft charges. Identify theft used to be limited to someone stealing and using a credit card or a checkbook. A son or daughter would grab the last three checks in their parents' checkbook and go on a spending spree. An employee could seize the opportunity to take a few blank checks out of the company checkbook, which could bring a charge of employee theft in addition to the identity theft charge. In the past, when the victim noticed the missing card or checks, they would usually contact their bank, putting a stop to the individual responsible for identity theft. Complex Charges Require Skilled Counsel In today’s computer-based society, identity theft is much easier to keep from the victim. When a social security number or credit card number is stolen, identity theft is often not discovered for months, possibly even for years. Sometimes identity theft is not even suspected until the victim sees a credit card or bank statement with strange charges, or their credit rating has been impacted. At Driver Law Firm, P.A., we represent clients accused of this serious crime and ensure that their rights are protected. An arrest does not always mean a conviction. Prosecutors and law enforcement take identity theft cases very seriously. To combat the resolve of dedicated prosecutors, you need aggressive representation from a seasoned identity theft defense attorney. We will conduct our own thorough investigation and assess the strength of the prosecution’s evidence against you. We will then seek the best resolution, including possibly having charges reduced or dropped, a plea bargain to a lesser charge, or an aggressive representation at trial. For more information, or to schedule an appointment to discuss online credit card identity theft, or other aspects of identity theft law, contact us today. |







