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Federal CrimesThe federal government is serious about prosecuting federal crimes. When faced with a federal prosecution, it is important to have an attorney that understands the federal criminal process, the potential consequences of each strategy decision, and how to effectively communicate on your behalf to the federal judge and prosecutor. Pagan & Pagan prides itself on the Federal Criminal experience of its attorneys. Ramon W. Pagan and Ramon A. Pagan have been working in the federal courts from the beginning of their careers, and have established a reputation for effective, vigilant representation in federal court. Our office has experience in numerous federal criminal matters, including:
Ramon W. Pagan has tried many federal criminal trials, with a great rate of success. Also, he is highly skilled in acquiring the best plea agreement possible for his clients. Ramon A. Pagan has experience from his time clerking for the Federal Appellate Court, giving him a great perspective on the writing skills necessary to persuasively advocate for his clients. Oftentimes in a federal criminal matter a defendant needs expert representation during the sentencing process. Pagan & Pagan specializes in presenting a persuasive, effective sentencing presentation on behalf of a criminal defendant, taking advantage of all of the tools available to provide the lowest possible sentence for a federal defendant. Our office also focuses on restitution matters and reducing the exposure of federal White Collar Crime defendants to higher sentences. Often times a White Collar Crime defendant has greater exposure financially than to imprisonment. Pagan & Pagan understands how to focus its strategy to provide for a client's financial future, protecting your assets and your family. Our office can provide expert federal representation, from the federal bail hearing to the federal appeals process. At every level of a federal criminal matter, Pagan & Pagan has the tools and experience necessary to provide you with the highest level of representation. |
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