Select The Best Attorney In South Florida to Represent You
When you are the focus of a criminal, enforcement, administrative, or civil action by the government, you only have one opportunity to select the best attorney to represent you. The wrong choice could lead to prison, monetary penalties, and loss of professional or business licenses and certifications.
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Why Choose Serafini Law Office?
Representation before Self-Regulatory Organizations, the Securities and Exchange Commission, and Regulatory Agencies
Defense against Money Laundering, Rico, Drug Crimes, Counterfeiting, Human Trafficking charges
Defending Health Care Fraud, Securities Fraud, Financial Fraud, Computer Crimes
OVER FOUR DECADES OF EXPERIENCE
When you are the focus of a criminal, enforcement, administrative, or civil action by the government, you only have one opportunity to select the best attorney to represent you. The wrong choice could lead to prison, monetary penalties, and loss of professional or business licenses and certifications. In short, government actions place people and businesses in the utmost jeopardy. Additionally, when you are the victim of wrongdoing by a securities broker or a financial advisor, you need someone with experience to provide the best representation possible.
Mr. Serafini has 40 years of experience practicing law. His experience encompasses both private practice and public representation. He has been in the private practice of law in South Florida since 2001. After spending 11 years with large firms, in 2012 Mr. Serafini began Serafini Law Office, LLC.
MANY FACTORS DISTINGUISH RICHARD A. SERAFINI, ESQ.
Dubbed “The Sherlock Holmes of White-Collar Criminal Law” by Law.com, Mr. Serafini is a former federal prosecutor where he spent 10 years as a senior prosecutor at the United States Department of Justice. He was a fraud and organized crime prosecutor, serving in both the Fraud Section and as a Strike Force attorney in the Organized Crime and Racketeering Section of Main Justice in Washington, DC. In these positions, Mr. Serafini represented the U.S. in the largest and most complex cases in federal courts throughout the country. Before joining the DOJ, he served as a supervisor in the New York office of the Securities and Exchange Commission where he supervised attorneys assigned to two branches of enforcement.
SERAFINI PROTECTS YOU AND YOUR COMPANY
Mr. Serafini handles a limited number of cases at any given time.
Our Areas of Practice
Regulatory Law
The SEC has subpoena power. The SEC has a large and active Enforcement Division..
White Collar Crime
White collar crime is the term applied to criminal and civil wrongdoing in financial..
RICO/Racketeering
Racketeering Influenced and Corrupt Organizations is a federal statute designed..
Asset Forfeiture
Asset forfeiture typically refers to the confiscation of assets resulting..
Grand Jury Practice
The grand jury is a formal investigative body impaneled by a court to investigate..
Mortgage & Bank Fraud
Mortgage fraud and bank fraud typically result from submitting inaccurate financial..
Immigration Fraud
Immigration fraud is the fraudulent attempt to obtain legal immigration status..
Securities Fraud
Securities fraud is the transaction in securities based on the knowing falsification..
Art Fraud
Art Fraud involves the passing of inexpensive artistic copies as original works of art..
Identification Fraud
ID fraud is the use of someone else’s identification information for fraudulent..
Computer Crime
Computer fraud is the hacking of business or personal computer systems to steal money..
Internal Investigation
Internal investigations arise when business executives either receive allegations of..
Drug Crimes
The federal government has increased it prosecution of sophisticated organized drug..
Complex State Court Crimes
State investigators frequently undertake significant and complex investigations and..