Atlanta Fraud Charge Lawyers Experienced in State and Federal Trials

Garland, Samuel & Loeb has an unparalleled reputation in defending people throughout the Southeastern United States in fraud cases. In both highly-publicized and less-publicized trials, the firm's lawyers have developed a sterling reputation for positive results, ethical representation and client-centered service. The firm regularly works in large-scale litigation, including such crimes as:

• Wire fraud
• Check fraud
• Mail fraud
• Forgery
• Accounting fraud
• Securities fraud
• Credit card fraud
• Identity theft
• Other financial crimes

Many of the firm's successes have had historic importance. In 1972, Edward T.M. Garland was hired by Glen Turner, whose "Dare to Be Great" pyramid scheme had earned him millions and attracted the attention of federal prosecutors. He was the defendant in a massive fraud trial in Jacksonville, Florida. After a nine month trial, the jury was unable to reach a verdict. The defendants were allowed to plead guilty to one misdemeanor charge and walk out of the courtroom.

In another case, the Atlanta fraud charge lawyers of Garland, Samuel & Loeb defended Larry Gleit, the chief financial officer for The Gold Club in a federal racketeering trial. Sixteen weeks into the trial, Mr. Gleit was permitted to enter a guilty plea to misdemeanor probation. (Read about other successes in the firm's Cases and Garland, Samuel Loeb In the News pages.)

Having successfully handled many federal crimes, the lawyers of Garland, Samuel & Loeb have the experience and knowledge to handle challenging fraud cases throughout the United States. The firm has tremendous skill in negotiations on behalf of clients, and its reputation for ethical representation often carries great weight with state and federal authorities.

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