Computer and Internet-Related Crime
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                have successfully represented a broad range of clients in computer, credit card and internet-related criminal investigations and prosecutions, including the biggest hacking case in the nation’s history. If you or a family member is the subject of a computer related investigation or prosecution, we invite you to contact us to learn more about the depth of our experience, skills and knowledge in this area.

The stakes could not be higher. The Department of Justice has dedicated an entire section devoted to investigating and prosecuting these offenses. It is therefore imperative that you obtain legal representation as early as possible if you or a family member is the subject of a computer or internet related investigation or prosecution. These matters are often factually and legally complex. We have the resources, experience and skills to effectively defend these investigations or prosecutions, and invite you to contact us to learn more.

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Testimonials

Mr. Goldstein, I practice federal criminal defense in Oklahoma City. Last week I had the pleasure of watching you in action...I saw some of your cross examination on Thursday and your closing argument on Friday. You were absolutely phenomenal and I was very impressed with your trial skills. You are one hell of a trial lawyer!

~ Federal criminal defense attorney (in unsolicited email), February 2015

You were the best lawyer in the courtroom.

~ Federal Prosecutor, 2008, following complex, multi-defendant criminal trial

Goldstein pounced!

~ Boston Magazine, November 2003 (Describing cross-examination of federal agent)

I was astonished to learn he had graduated from law school only in 1995. I would have attributed another fifteen years experience to his resume.

~ Federal Judge, October 2001

That was the best closing argument I have ever seen.

~ Co-Counsel to Attorney Goldstein after federal trial

That was the best closing argument I have ever seen.

~ Co-Counsel to Attorney Goldstein after federal trial