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Bronx Larceny Lawyers

New York City Theft and Shoplifting Attorneys

Larceny is simply theft — taking something that does not belong to you. Larceny can take many different forms, from shoplifting to car jacking to sophisticated forms of fraud.

The attorneys of Getz & Braverman, P.C., defend clients facing charges in all types of larceny, including those involving:

  • Retail theft
  • Employee theft
  • Car theft
  • Credit card fraud
  • Criminal impersonation
  • Check fraud
  • Welfare fraud
  • Medicare fraud
  • Embezzlement
  • Tax fraud
  • Theft of services

If the value of the property stolen is less than $1,000, the theft is considered a petit larceny. If the value is more than $1,000 it is considered a grand larceny. The consequences of conviction for larceny increase with the value of the property. Consequences are more severe depending on what you are accused of stealing, from scientific secrets to firearms. Any item taken through extortion is charged as a felony.

Exploring Creative Solutions — Or Taking Your Case to Trial

Our lawyers will review the circumstances of your case and develop a strategy for defending you. In many defense cases, the victim is most concerned about being repaid for his or her losses. In some cases, we can persuade the prosecutor to drop the charges against you by showing that you have made restitution to the victim. In other cases, we may take your case to trial.

To arrange a free initial consultation with one of our Bronx larceny attorneys, please call 718-618-5567 or contact us online.

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www.getzandbraverman.com 877-419-3070 Getz & Braverman in Bronx, New York has practiced criminal defense & personal injury law for over 40 years. Our attorneys handle both felonies and misdemeanors and a wide range of accident cases.

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