BUKH LAW FIRM
Arkady Bukh is widely recognized as one of the most experienced attorneys in the United States, with an astounding record of courtroom victories. Arkady has represented over 1,500 clients, including individuals, large corporations and governments, combining impeccable knowledge of the law with the skills of an experienced negotiator and a courageous fighter in the courtroom.
Since 2003, the team of highly qualified attorneys at Bukh Law Firm has been working diligently to ensure that clients' cases are resolved as efficiently as possible and in accordance with their expectations. Today, Bukh Law Firm has a partner network of licensed attorneys throughout the United States.
Utilize our services and you can see our ability to find where others lose.
Wikipedia about Arkady Bukh:
Arkady L. Bukh (Russian: Аркадий Львович Бух; born July 25, 1972) is an American criminal defense attorney. He is best known for representing Azamat Tazhayakov, a college student charged with conspiring to obstruct justice with the intent to impede a terrorism investigation in the aftermath of the Boston Marathon bombing.
Cyber crime:
Bukh has also represented international hackers, like Igor Klopov, Oleg Nikolaenko, Dmitry Naskovets, Vlad Horohorin, Vladimir Tsastsin, Aleksandr Panin, Maksym Shynkarenko, and others.
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Practice areas
White-Collar crimes
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Bank Fraud
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Bankruptcy Fraud
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Bribery
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Computer/Internet Fraud
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Credit Card Fraud
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Counterfeiting
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Extortion
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Embezzlement
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Export Control Charges
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Fraud Crimes
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Forgery
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Health insurance fraud
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Medical fraud
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Identity Theft
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Investment/Securities Fraud
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Financial Crimes
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Mail Fraud
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Money Laundering
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Real Estate Fraud
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Tax Crimes
Felony
Federal crimes
Litigation
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Commercial Litigation
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Construction
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Land Use and Zoning
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Mergers and Acquisitions
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Real Estate
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Securities
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Litigation and Controversy Tax
Sanctions Law
Other areas of practice
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Administrative / Regulatory Law
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Admiralty and Maritime Law
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Alternative Dispute Resolution
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Antitrust Law
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Aviation Lav
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Closely Held Companies and Family Businesses Law
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Commercial Finance Law
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Commercial Transactions / UCC Law
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Construction Law
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Corporate Governance and Compliance Law
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Corporate Law
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Extradition to the United States
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Criminal deportation
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Cyber Crime
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Cryptocurrency and Crypto Law
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Cyber Law
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Family Law
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Financial Services Regulation Law
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FinTech Practice
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Franchise Law
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Gaming Law
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Government Contracts
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Immigration
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International Arbitration
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Commercial Arbitration
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Governmental Arbitration
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International Mergers and Acquisitions
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International Trade and Finance Law
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IT Outsourcing Law
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Land Use and Zoning Law
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Leveraged Buyouts and Private Equity Law
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Mergers and Acquisitions Law
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Mutual Funds Law
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Oil and Gas Law
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Private Funds / Hedge Funds Law
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Project Finance Law
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Securities / Capital Markets Law
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Securities Regulation
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Securitization and Structured Finance Law
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Sports Law
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Tax Law
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Technology Law
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Trusts and Estates
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Venture Capital Law
Practice areas
- Bank Fraud
- Bankruptcy Fraud
- Bribery
- Computer/Internet Fraud
- Credit Card Fraud
- Counterfeiting
- Extortion
- Embezzlement
- Export Control Charges
- Fraud Crimes
- Forgery
- Health insurance fraud
- Medical fraud
- Identity Theft
- Investment/Securities Fraud
- Financial Crimes
- Mail Fraud
- Money Laundering
- Real Estate Fraud
- Tax Crimes
Felony ⇅
Other areas of practice ⇅
Case Results
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Boston Marathon bombing.
Arkady Bukh represented Azamat Tazhayakov, one of the alleged co-conspirators in the Boston Marathon bombing. He was sentenced to 42 months and was released in May 2016.
Another participant in the crime – Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was convicted of 30 counts and was subsequently sentenced to death. Tsarnaev was represented by the Federal Public Defender’s office.
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Alexander Panin
Russian citizen Alexander Panin created the SpyEye Trojan, which was used to attack online bank accounts. Panin was arrested in 2013 while on vacation in the Dominican Republic and extradited to the United States
He faced up to 30 years in prison, but following the trial, he was sentenced to 9.5 years.