The Orlando criminal defense attorneys at the Law Offices of Mark L. Horwitz, P.A., are recognized throughout Central Florida as skilled and determined advocates for our clients' rights. If you are a suspect or have been charged with a crime, contact our office and arrange a consultation now, in order to avoid mistakes which may affect your case later.
Contact Our Orlando Criminal Defense Law Firm
At our Orlando criminal defense firm, we believe that everyone deserves a vigorous defense. Our mission is to safeguard your rights. This may be your first experience with a lawyer or the criminal justice system, and we will explain the legal process and options available. We are available to represent people throughout Florida including Orlando, Tampa, Jacksonville, Pensacola, Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Palm Beach, Winter Park, Altamonte Springs, Ocala, Daytona Beach, Windermere, Bay Hill and Jupiter.
Law Offices of Mark L. Horwitz, P.A., Dedicated to Your Case
At the Law Offices of Mark L. Horwitz, P.A., we are dedicated to providing you with an effective and vigorous criminal defense. Felony fraud attorney Mark Horwitz has more than 30 years of experience handling criminal defense cases in Orlando, Tampa and throughout central Florida. As a team of attorneys, paralegals and support staff, we will coordinate our efforts to achieve the most favorable outcome in your case or criminal appeal.
Our firm represents clients charged with misdemeanors and felonies, advising clients on a wide range of legal matters, including the following:
- White Collar Crimes
- State and Federal Criminal Tax
- IRS Audits Versus Criminal Investigations
- White Collar Crimes
- Securities Fraud
- Insurance Fraud
- Drug Cases
- Possession of Illegal Pharmaceuticals
- Violent Crimes
- Sex Crimes
- DUI
- Theft
- Tourist Crime
- Related Civil Litigation
- Appeals
- RICO
- State Sales Tax Crimes
- Federal Criminal Tax Evasion
- Bank and Mortgage Fraud
- Post Conviction Relief
- Healthcare Fraud
- Federal Mail Fraud
In talking to the authorities without an attorney, a person risks:
1. Giving an incorrect answer due to an honest lapse of memory
2. Miscommunication resulting from either the person's or officer's misunderstanding of the questions or answers
3. Intentional misrepresentation of the person's statement by the officer
Any one of these events may adversely affect the person under investigation by increasing the likelihood of authorities filing criminal charges and obtaining an indictment. Serious crimes, including white collar crimes, involve a bad intent on the part of the defendant. One of the major ways the prosecution proves bad intent is through statements given during interviews which are claimed to be admissions or lies.
If you need an experienced attorney to assist you with criminal defense or civil litigation, contact the Orlando lawyers of Mark L. Horwitz, P.A.
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