Over 35 Years of Federal Criminal Defense Experience
Not all northern Virginia criminal defense attorneys handle cases in the federal court system. Even fewer have been doing it for 35 years. Gregory E. Stambaugh is a dedicated practitioner, deeply committed to representing his clients with practical, solid defense strategies specific to the federal court system. Federal cases are typically multitiered, thoroughly investigated, conviction rates are high and federal sentencing guidelines are strict. Mr. Stambaugh has defended clients facing federal criminal charges such as:
- Conspiracy
- Stock fraud
- Tax fraud
- Loan fraud
- Credit card fraud
- Identity theft
- Tax evasion
- Embezzlement
- Drug charges — possession, distribution
- Sex offenses
- Child pornography
Minimize Your Collateral Consequences
The resulting consequences from any conviction can vary greatly and depend on how your case is developed and prosecuted. Attorney Gregory Stambaugh's first priority is to ensure his clients understand those realistic implications. While his main goal is to minimize the collateral consequences of any disposition, or sentence, it is important that potential clients understand the far-reaching ramifications of a criminal conviction, including:
- Removal of professional credentials
- Lost work opportunities
- Assets/Property loss
- Family relations problems
- Forfeitures
- Restitution
- Fines
As a solo lawyer running his own practice, Mr. Stambaugh has the flexibility to dedicate as much time as needed to effectively represent you following a complete review and investigation of your situation. It also means you get personal attention from your attorney; not a paralegal or other associate. By hiring Greg Stambaugh, you can expect an organized, insightful advocate throughout your collaborative defense strategy development process.
Manassas federal criminal lawyer Gregory Stambaugh handles each case with a strict code of conduct: being the most accessible, involved, committed and understanding defense lawyer he can be. E-mail or call 703-331-0220 today for a free conversation about your case, at a time and place of your convenience.
