White-Collar Crimes & PMLA Defense

Strategic Defense Against Financial and Corporate Allegations

Strategic Defense Against Financial & Corporate Allegations
At Padora Law Company, we provide aggressive legal defense for individuals and corporations facing white-collar crime allegations under PMLA (Prevention of Money Laundering Act), economic offenses, and corporate fraud cases.

With 17+ years of specialized experience, our white-collar crime lawyers in Delhi, Mumbai, and across India protect clients from severe penalties, reputational damage, and wrongful prosecution.

 

Our White-Collar Crime & PMLA Defense Expertise

1. PMLA (Money Laundering) Cases
ED (Enforcement Directorate) investigations defense
  • Attachment & confiscation proceedings
  • Bail applications under PMLA
  • Challenging search & seizure actions
2. Economic Offenses & Financial Fraud
Cheating & forgery cases (IPC 420, 467, 468, 471)
  • Bank fraud & loan default allegations
  • Securities fraud (SEBI investigations)
  • Cyber financial crimes & digital fraud
3. Corporate Compliance & Risk Mitigation
Preventive compliance audits
  • Internal investigations for fraud detection
  • Whistleblower complaint management
  • FEMA & RBI regulation advisory
4. Bail Hearings & Criminal Appeals
Anticipatory bail applications (Section 438 CrPC)
  • Regular bail in non-bailable offenses
  • Appeals in High Courts & Supreme Court
  • Quashing of FIRs (Section 482 CrPC)

Why Choose Our White-Collar Crime Defense?

✅ Specialized PMLA Experience – Deep understanding of ED procedures, predicate offenses, and bail challenges
✅ Corporate Insider Knowledge – Former compliance advisors who anticipate prosecution strategies
✅ Pre-Charge Resolution – Early intervention to prevent FIR registration or ED complaints
✅ High-Profile Case Expertise – Successfully defended bankers, CEOs, and politicians

Our Defense Strategy

Immediate Crisis Response – Securing bail, restraining asset seizures

Evidence Analysis – Forensic review of financial documents

Negotiation & Settlement – Resolving cases pre-trial where possible

Trial Defense – Aggressive courtroom advocacy

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1. What is the punishment under PMLA?
PMLA convictions carry 3-7 years imprisonment + asset confiscation. Early legal intervention is critical.

Q2. Can the ED arrest without an FIR?
Yes – under Section 19 PMLA, ED can arrest based on “material in possession.” We challenge unlawful detention.

Q3. How do you defend false corporate fraud allegations?
Through forensic audits, witness testimony, and procedural challenges to prosecution evidence.

Q4. Is bail possible in economic offenses?
Yes, but requires exceptional arguments. We’ve secured bail in 92% of eligible cases.

Q1. What is the punishment under PMLA?
PMLA convictions carry 3-7 years imprisonment + asset confiscation. Early legal intervention is critical.

Q2. Can the ED arrest without an FIR?
Yes – under Section 19 PMLA, ED can arrest based on “material in possession.” We challenge unlawful detention.

Q3. How do you defend false corporate fraud allegations?
Through forensic audits, witness testimony, and procedural challenges to prosecution evidence.

Q4. Is bail possible in economic offenses?
Yes, but requires exceptional arguments. We’ve secured bail in 92% of eligible cases.

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