Crimes Related to the Internet or Computers

Criminal Defense of Crimes Involving the Internet

If you’ve been accused of a crime involving the internet or your PC or phone, you need a defense attorney who understands the complexities of technology and the law.  Cybercrime allegations—such as hacking, identity theft, online fraud, or possession of illegal digital content—carry severe penalties, including hefty fines and lengthy prison sentences. These cases often hinge on intricate technical details, like IP addresses, data encryption, or digital forensics, which can be overwhelming without the right legal support. We specialize in defending clients against these high-stakes accusations, ensuring your rights are protected every step of the way.

Our approach combines legal expertise with a deep understanding of digital systems. We meticulously analyze the evidence, from server logs to metadata, to uncover inconsistencies or procedural errors that could weaken the prosecution’s case. Law enforcement and prosecutors sometimes overreach or misinterpret technical data, and we’re here to challenge their assumptions. Whether you’re facing charges related to unauthorized access, malware distribution, or online harassment, we’ll craft a tailored defense strategy to fight for the best possible outcome—whether that’s a dismissal, reduction of charges, or acquittal.

Time is critical in cybercrime cases. Digital evidence can be volatile, and early intervention allows us to preserve key data and build a strong defense before the prosecution solidifies its narrative. We also understand the personal and professional toll these accusations can take, from reputational damage to job loss.  Attorney Anthony Grostyan is committed to discreet, compassionate representation, guiding you through the legal process with clarity and confidence. Contact us today for a consultation—let us help you navigate this complex digital battlefield and safeguard your future.