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With over 30 years of courtroom experience, Bruce Alan Block has built a reputation for strong advocacy and proven results across West Michigan. He takes a hands-on approach to every case, offering clients personal attention and reliable guidance.
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If you are under investigation for a financial offense, you need a Grand Rapids white collar crime lawyer who understands the complexity of these cases. White collar crimes may be non-violent, but the consequences are often severe. A conviction can bring prison time, heavy restitution, and long-term damage to your professional reputation.
With more than 30 years of courtroom experience, Attorney Bruce Alan Block defends individuals across Grand Rapids, Kent County, and West Michigan in both misdemeanor and felony financial crime cases.
White collar crimes often involve extensive paperwork, financial records, electronic data, and detailed investigative reports. Because these cases are often handled by specialized investigators or federal agencies, it is critical to work with a lawyer who understands how these investigations develop — and where weaknesses may exist.
Attorney Block challenges improper procedures, unlawful searches, flawed audits, unreliable witness statements, and overreaching government actions. With decades of defense experience, he knows how to negotiate, file strategic motions, and present a strong defense in court.
Attorney Block represents clients facing a wide range of financial and business-related criminal allegations, including:
These cases often require a detailed understanding of financial data, business practices, and regulatory compliance. Attorney Block works closely with forensic experts when needed to analyze complex records and challenge faulty assumptions.
Michigan courts take financial crimes seriously because they often involve significant monetary losses or allegations of deception. Even a first-time offender may face:
Because these penalties can affect your career, finances, and future, it is essential to develop a strategy early in the process. The way you respond to investigators — even in the first phone call — can strongly influence the outcome.
If you have been arrested or notified that you are under investigation, you may be unsure what to do next. Contacting a white collar crime lawyer before speaking to investigators is critical. Anything you say can be used against you later.
Attorney Block helps clients navigate:
With more than three decades of practice, he understands how to protect your rights and position your case for the best possible outcome.
White collar cases often overlap with other criminal charges. You can learn more about these related services:
If you are facing a white collar criminal investigation in Grand Rapids or anywhere in West Michigan, do not delay. The earlier you hire an attorney, the more options you have to protect your reputation, negotiate with investigators, and build a strong defense.
Call (616) 676-8770 today to schedule a confidential consultation.
Yes. Charges may be reduced when financial evidence is weak, records are inconsistent, or investigators exceeded their authority. A skilled attorney can often negotiate for lesser penalties or alternative resolutions.
No. You should never speak to law enforcement, auditors, or investigators without a lawyer present. Anything you say can be used against you later.
Yes. Many financial crimes can end careers in business, finance, healthcare, and government. Early legal intervention is crucial to protecting your professional future.
They can be either. Some cases begin at the state level and are later escalated to federal court. An experienced attorney can guide you through both systems.

