Federal Criminal Defense AttorneysOdom, Davis & Hobson
Our firm provides services to clients charged with federal law violations, including tax fraud, healthcare fraud, and unlawful distribution of scheduled substances.
Odom, Davis & Hobson is a law firm based out of Houston, Texas that practices criminal law in federal courts across the country. Our focus is representing clients and companies charged with white collar crimes, including criminal tax, healthcare fraud, and unlawful distribution of opioids.
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Odom, Davis & Hobson is a law firm based out of Houston, Texas that practices criminal law in both state and federal courts across the country. Our focus is representing clients charged with white collar crimes in federal court and serious felonies in state court.
We’re committed
to getting the best possible results for our clients.
Featured Practice Areas
Odom, Davis, & Hobson is a criminal defense firm that represents clients under federal investigation or charged with violations of federal law.
Healthcare Fraud
Our firm has over 40 years of experience representing clients charged with criminal violations of the healthcare fraud statutes. Our attorneys represent various professionals charged with Medicare fraud, Medicaid fraud, kickback schemes, and other technical violations of federal regulations. Contact us for a consultation on any health care matter.Read More
Tax Fraud
Our firm has over 40 years of experience representing clients under CID investigation or charged with a criminal tax violation. Our practice handles various criminal tax issues, including failure to file, tax fraud, tax evasion, and FBAR violations. Contact us for a consultation on any criminal tax matter.
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Unlawful Distribution
Our firm has over 40 years of experience representing physicians and pharmacists charged with unlawfully distributing controlled substances in federal courts.
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Federal Areas Of Practice
Tax Crimes
The Criminal Investigation Division (CID) of the IRS employs agents to build criminal tax cases against tax filers in the United States. We represent various clients under investigation by CID or charged with a criminal tax violation in federal court.
Healthcare Fraud
Health care fraud covers various crimes committed by professionals in the medical industry. These offenses include Medicare fraud, writing prescriptions outside the normal course of business, pharmacy/lab kickback schemes, and others.
Child Pornogaphy
Prosecution for possession and distribution of child pornography is on the rise in the federal system. The sentences for these crimes often entail lengthy prison time. We represent persons charged with both possession and distribution of child pornography in federal court.
Environmental Crimes
The EPA enforces a host of criminal statutes aimed at protecting our nation’s water, air and overall health. We have a long history of representing companies and individuals charged with violations of the Clean Air and Clean Water Acts.
Criminal Fraud
Criminal fraud covers, and overlaps, with various criminal offenses in the federal system. Fraud is the catchall section of criminal conduct which covers fraudulent wires, kick back schemes, and other dishonest business practices. We represent various companies and persons charged with criminal fraud.
Federal Appeals
A criminal defendant is entitled to challenge issues in his trial through a direct appeal or writ of habeas corpus. Our attorneys have successfully represented defendants on appeal in federal courts of appeals across the country.
Unlawful Distribution
Our attorneys represent physicians and pharmacists charged with unlawfully distributing or dispensing schedule II substances in federal courts across the country,
SEC Violations
The Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) investigates various forms of fraud committed in our nation’s securities markets. The common violations include insider trading, theft of securities, price manipulation and selling unregistered securities.
RICO
The RICO Act was originally passed to curtail the actions of the mafia. It is now used by the federal government to enhance the punishment for criminal actions done within many types of organizations or associations, including street gangs, corporations and other legal entities.