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Financial allegations often depend on extensive records, business relationships, and the meaning of particular transactions. We work to understand that context as well as the accusation. Our white collar practice covers the offenses below, with attention to your freedom, your work, and your professional reputation.
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White Collar Crimes: how we help
Find more detail about your specific situation, including the issues involved and the questions to discuss with your attorney.
Embezzlement
White collar charges demand a sophisticated defense strategy.
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Tax evasion charges require a defense that understands both law and finance.
Learn moreMoney Laundering
Money laundering charges add layers of complexity that demand specialized defense.
Learn moreBribery
Bribery charges threaten your freedom and your career.
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Public corruption investigations can unfold for years before charges come.
Learn moreMail Fraud
Mail fraud is a federal catchall that prosecutors use aggressively.
Learn moreWire Fraud
Wire fraud is the most common federal fraud charge in America.
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Our approach
A defense built around your situation.
- 01
Understand the full context
We discuss the transactions, relationships, and business practices involved to understand your account of what happened.
- 02
Follow the records
We examine the documents and communications supporting the allegation and look for gaps, inconsistencies, and missing context.
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Prepare a considered response
We explain the issues and options so your response to an investigation or charge reflects a clear understanding of your situation.
What to do in the first 24–48 hours
- 1Write everything down
Write down what you remember about the incident, including conversations with officers or witnesses and the circumstances leading to the charge.
- 2Do not post online
Do not discuss your charge on social media or with friends. Prosecutors can use these statements.
- 3Contact a defense attorney
Call us promptly to review the charge and begin gathering evidence before it disappears.
Quick Answers: What you are facing
Up to 20 years in prison
Depending on the financial loss amount of the allegation
Mandatory full restitution
Court-ordered repayment of all alleged financial losses
Loss of professional licenses
Barred from banking, law, medical, real estate fields
Asset seizures and liens
The state can seize personal property or freeze accounts
Massive criminal fines
Up to $10,000+ in fines in addition to restitution
Permanent industry exclusion
Disqualification from fiduciary or corporate director roles
Why people trust Landes Criminal Defense after a white collar charge
Former Prosecutor Insight
Kaylind has seen how cases are built from the state's side and uses that perspective to identify weaknesses in stops, testing, reports, and procedure.
Focused Criminal Defense
The firm handles criminal defense, substance-related charges, and expungements. We don't juggle a broad mix of unrelated civil matters.
Direct, Personal Representation
Clients receive direct access, clear next steps, and consistent case updates instead of feeling passed around to paralegals or junior associates.
Verified Details:
- • Licensed in Oklahoma
- • Office in Tulsa
- • Former Tulsa County ADA
- • Former Rogers County ADA
- • Direct attorney access
- • Free consultation
"She was very professional and always was quick to respond. She got my DUI dismissed and I couldn't be more pleased with her work."
— Morgan
"Kaylind made a difficult situation much easier and helped me reach a much better outcome than I could've hoped for."
— Jimmy
"I can't say enough great things about Landes Criminal Defense. From the very first consultation, their team was professional, attentive, and genuinely invested in my case... If you're looking for a law firm that combines deep knowledge, responsiveness, and a client-first approach, I highly recommend them."
— Jack
Where we serve. What to expect.
Local representation. A clearer sense of the next step.
Our Coverage Area
Serving Tulsa and surrounding communities.
Our practice areaOther counties
The Legal Process
1. Investigation or Charge
The matter may begin with an inquiry, investigation, or formal charge. We review the allegations and available records.
2. Initial Court Appearance
If charges are filed, the court addresses the allegations and a plea may be entered.
3. Discovery & Investigation
Documents, communications, financial records, and other evidence are reviewed.
4. Negotiation & Motions
We evaluate legal issues, available motions, and possible resolutions.
5. Hearing, Trial, or Plea
The next stage depends on the case and may involve a hearing, trial, or plea.
Steps vary by charge and court.
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