white collar & criminal defense 

When you or your business is under investigation or charged with a criminal offense, the consequences can be immediate and severe, including financial penalties, reputational harm, and even loss of liberty. At Henley Law, we provide skilled, strategic defense for clients facing white-collar and criminal allegations at the federal and state levels.

Attorney Kya M. Henley draws on a rare combination of experience as a government trial attorney and white-collar litigator at nationally recognized law firms. She has defended clients in white collar cases involving fraud, bribery, money laundering, false statements, obstruction, and government contracting violations. Whether the matter involves an indictment, grand jury subpoena, regulatory enforcement action, or parallel civil proceedings, Kya delivers focused, fearless advocacy that is backed by discretion, preparation, and deep knowledge of the system.

Every client deserves a defense that is as committed and sophisticated as the prosecution they face. Henley Law stands ready to protect your rights, your reputation, and your future.

Henley Law represents individuals, business owners, executives, and professionals in a wide range of white collar and criminal matters, including:

White-Collar Crimes

  • Wire Fraud

  • Mail Fraud

  • Bank Fraud

  • Securities Fraud

  • Healthcare Fraud

  • False Claims Act (FCA) Violations

  • Government Contract Fraud

  • Conspiracy and Attempt Offenses

  • Bribery and Public Corruption

  • Money Laundering

  • Obstruction of Justice

  • Perjury and False Statements

  • Embezzlement and Theft of Government Funds

Regulatory and Administrative Offenses

  • Ethics Act Violations

  • Professional Licensing and Disciplinary Actions

  • Parallel Regulatory Investigations (e.g., SEC, HHS-OIG, SBA-OIG)

General Criminal Defense

  • Grand Jury Investigations

  • Misdemeanor and Felony Charges

  • Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) or Driving Under the Influence (DUI)

  • Assault and Battery

  • Theft and Larceny

  • Drug Possession or Distribution

  • Probation Violations

  • Expungements and Post-Conviction Relief