Criminal Law

• Criminal Defense
• Fraud
  Mr. Pedigo, licensed in 1985, has over thirty years of experience in litigation, including prosecuting complex financial frauds and tax cases for the United States Department of Justice. Since entering private practice, he has represented individuals and corporations in a wide range of complex financial litigations matters. He also represents clients in government investigations and audits of all types, including securities, Health Care Fraud and Abuse (civil, criminal and administrative) matters, FDIC claims against fiduciaries, tax, and Qui Tam cases. He has represented numerous clients in high-profile investigations.
• White Collar Crimes
  Mr. Pedigo's past ABA activities include membership in the Section of Taxation, the Health Care Fraud Subcommittee of the White Collar Crime Section of the ABA, and Co-Chair of the Accounting and Tax Fraud Sub-Committee of the Criminal Laws Committee of the Business Law Section. He is active in the Dallas Bar Association’s Criminal Justice Committee.

Business and Corporate Law

• Business Disputes
• Antitrust

Finance Law

• Tax Law
  Although “accounting” may be the language of business, few lawyers speak it – and most litigators avoid it notwithstanding the potential disadvantage to their clients. Therefore, when a person or business becomes involved in a dispute involving accounting or financial issues, retaining the advocate completely comfortable in the ‘world of numbers’ provides the continuous benefit of both professional disciplines at all times. The efficiency of the multi-discipline perspective saves time as well as money and removes the risks of concepts being lost during the translation from the ‘accounting-speak’ to the vernacular used for trial presentation. Mr. Pedigo is a licensed CPA and has a Masters in Tax Law from Georgetown University Law Center. This educational background provides him with the ability to identify a wide range of potential financial issues that can advance the interest of Miller Keffer Pedigo’s client in this specific type of dispute.