White Collar Crime

Experience That Matters

Before founding Taylor Law, Matt served as a Deputy Attorney General with the California Department of Justice. That background gives him rare insight into how state and federal prosecutors build white collar cases—and how to dismantle them.

He has handled high-level investigations and defended clients in both criminal and regulatory proceedings, including:

Fraud (bank, insurance, tax, mortgage, wire)
Embezzlement and theft by employees or executives
Public corruption and bribery
Government contract fraud
Corporate and securities investigations
Misuse of public funds and misconduct in office

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Smart Defense for Complex Allegations

White collar cases are paper-heavy, fact-intensive, and often span months or years. You need more than just a criminal defense lawyer—you need someone who understands the nuances of business operations, audit trails, subpoena strategy, and internal investigations.

Matt Taylor works quickly and discreetly to protect your interests. In many cases, he has helped clients avoid charges entirely by intervening early. His record includes:

Non-filing agreements
Government declinations
Dismissals after pre-filing negotiations
Reductions to lesser offenses
Successful litigation and trial outcomes

Representing Professionals, Public Officials, and Businesses

Matt defends clients ranging from small business owners to executives, accountants, public officials, and licensed professionals. Whether you’re accused of financial misconduct or facing a grand jury subpoena, Taylor Law offers aggressive, confidential, and high-caliber representation.

Why Choose Taylor Law?

Former Prosecutor – Insight into how the other side builds its case
White Collar Focus – Deep experience with financial and public integrity crimes
Strategic Approach – Focused on early resolution and reputation protection
Results-Driven – Proven success in complex, high-stakes cases
Personalized Attention – You work directly with Matt, not an associate

If you’ve received a target letter, subpoena, or word of an internal investigation—don’t wait. The earlier you involve a skilled defense lawyer, the more options you’ll have.