Federal Defense Attorneys in the Eastern District of New York

• White Collar Crimes
• Antitrust
• Bank Fraud

Eric M. Creizman is a partner at Morrison Cohen LLP in New York City. His practice focuses on complex white collar criminal defense, government and corporate investigations, and securities enforcement matters. His experience includes federal jury and bench trials, evidentiary and sentencing hearings, restitution proceedings, and appeals. Creizman represents clients in matters involving securities, accounting, investments, real estate, environmental offenses, health care, insurance, money laundering, digital currency, and political activities. He also represents attorneys and physicians in professional disciplinary proceedings. His regulatory practice includes investigations and litigation involving the SEC, FINRA, PCAOB, OFAC, and the New York Attorney General’s Office, often alongside parallel civil or criminal proceedings. A frequent speaker and author, Creizman has presented continuing legal education programs and written for legal publications. He founded Creizman PLLC in 2008 after practicing at international law firms. Before joining Morrison Cohen, he was a partner in Armstrong Teasdale’s White Collar Criminal and Government Investigations Practice.

• WHITE-COLLAR CRIMINAL DEFENSE,
• COMPLEX BUSINESS LITIGATION,
• FINRA AND SEC MATTERS,

Larry Krantz is a former federal prosecutor with decades of first chair trial and appellate litigation experience. Forbes called him “among the most eminent attorneys in New York’s criminal bar,” describing his cross-examination of a star government witness as “hitting it off the façade of the New York Stock Exchange.” Larry represents individuals and businesses in complex commercial litigation, white-collar criminal matters, and regulatory matters (including SEC and FINRA cases). He has successfully tried over 25 cases before juries, judges and arbitration panels, and has successfully argued over 25 appeals in federal and New York State appellate courts — including the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit and the New York Court of Appeals.