
NYC Counterfeiting Lawyer
Aggressively Defending Against Counterfeiting Charges
At Raiser and Kenniff, our legal team is dedicated to protecting your rights when facing counterfeiting charges. With a deep understanding of the complexities of counterfeiting, we are committed to providing strategic and aggressive legal representation to individuals and businesses alike. If you're caught in the web of counterfeiting accusations, you need a skilled counterfeiting lawyer to navigate the legal terrain on your behalf.
What is Counterfeiting?
Counterfeiting involves the unauthorized replication or imitation of goods, currency, or documents to deceive others into believing the counterfeit is genuine. This can encompass various activities, including forging currency, producing fake products, copying official documents, etc. Counterfeiting undermines the market's integrity and poses serious risks to consumer safety and public trust.
Contact Raiser and Kenniff today at (888)-646-0025 or contact us online to schedule a consultation with our NYC counterfeiting attorney.


Why We're the Right Choice
Attentive Service. Strategic Defense.
Raiser and Kenniff, P.C. is here to help you get the results you need with a team you can trust.
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We don’t believe in one-size-fits-all solutions. Every case is handled with a custom legal approach tailored to your goals, your circumstances, and your future.
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We offer a risk-free evaluation of your case and are here to help you understand your legal options. We are available 24/7, day or night, to help you.
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Nationally recognized for results. Our attorneys have been ranked among the best in the U.S., Trusted for their strategy, skill, and relentless client advocacy
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Our founding partners are both former New York prosecutors who bring unique experience and insights to every case, especially when it comes to going to trial.

Defenses Against Counterfeiting Charges
Various defense strategies against counterfeiting may include:
- Lack of Intent: Proving intent is a key element in counterfeiting cases. If it can be shown that you did not knowingly engage in counterfeiting activities or that you lacked the intention to deceive, it can weaken the prosecution's case.
- Mistaken Identity: Individuals are sometimes wrongly accused of counterfeiting due to mistaken identity. Evidence that you were not involved in the alleged activities can be a powerful defense.
- Illegal Search and Seizure: If law enforcement officers violated your Fourth Amendment rights during the investigation, evidence acquired during an illegal search and seizure may be inadmissible in court.
- Lack of Evidence: A strong defense can be built by challenging the evidence presented by the prosecution. Insufficient evidence or unreliable witnesses can create reasonable doubt about your guilt.
- Entrapment: If you were coerced or induced by law enforcement to commit a counterfeiting crime that you would not have otherwise committed, an entrapment defense might apply.
- Constitutional Violations: If your rights had been violated during the arrest or interrogation process, it could lead to the exclusion of certain evidence or the dismissal of charges.


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Steven Raiser's law firm handled my case with excellence throughout the process. I had a SBA EIDL loan that got transferred to the Department of Treasury unexpectedly, and had a 30% penalty added to the amount due, and due very quickly, which was very stressful. After talking with Steven Raiser, and working with Harry Gill, who was absolutely brilliant in working with me and preparing the case, they were able to recall the case to the SBA. They were always available quickly, to address my concerns. Having dealt with some law firms before, I really appreciated this.
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