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Stanley Greenberg is a nationally recognized criminal defense lawyer in Los Angeles. He defends individuals and corporations accused or suspected of white-collar crimes—before federal and state courts, grand juries and regulatory agencies and courts of appeal. On behalf of his clients, he has been winning acquittals and dismissed charges for more than 30 years. Dedicated to every client’s cause. Stanley Greenberg understands what it means to be threatened with the loss of your liberty. Patient, empathetic and supremely knowledgeable, he works hard on his clients’ behalf. Utilizing strategies proven in hundreds of successful legal defenses, he will devote his energies to winning your freedom. Committed to keeping clients well-informed. Stanley Greenberg is a communicator. He knows that establishing an appropriate defense strategy depends on keeping clients in the loop. Mr. Greenberg returns phone calls promptly and consults with clients on all important decisions. He makes a point of sending clients a copy of all relevant documents and correspondence, accompanied by an explanatory note in laymen’s language. Respected by his peers. Stanley Greenberg was voted “Southern California Super Lawyer” from 2004-2018, and has been listed in every edition of The Best Lawyers in America—the nation’s preeminent peer-reviewed referral guide—since 1983. The Martindale-Hubbell® Law Directory, which reflects the confidential opinions of Los Angeles-area lawyers and judges, has named Stanley Greenberg “a preeminent attorney in the field of criminal law.” Powerful defense strategies in high-profile cases. Stanley Greenberg has successfully represented defendants in the Tropicana-Stardust skimming cases (Kansas City & Las Vegas); the multi-million-dollar Mineral State Bank check kiting fraud case (Nevada); the Alliance Insurance RICO/fraud prosecution of civil attorneys (San Diego); and the nine-month Jewelry Center money laundering case (Los Angeles), a spin-off of Operation Polarcap. Mr. Greenberg’s most notorious defendant was Richard W. Miller, the first FBI Agent indicted for providing classified documents to the Soviet Union. Over a period of seven years, Mr. Greenberg succeeded in reversing the U.S. District Court four times [U.S. v. Richard W. Miller, 874 F.2d 1255 (9th Cir. 1985)]. Initially facing life in prison, Mr. Miller now lives in freedom with a new family and a new career.
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