Where can I find defense for an INTERPOL case?

[Cabanas]

I flew back to Miami from Europe last week, and CBP officers took me into a separate room for questioning. After several hours, one of them said my name was connected to an INTERPOL Red Notice requested by a country where I used to own a business. The accusation grew out of a dispute with my former partner, but prosecutors there are calling it fraud. I was allowed to leave, though they warned me I could be contacted again. Where can I find legal defense in the US for a case like this?

[Bermudo]

A Red Notice isn't a conviction or an international arrest warrant, but it can still create serious trouble at borders. You need to confirm exactly what information INTERPOL has circulated and which country requested it. Keep the paperwork from CBP, and don't contact the foreign prosecutor or your former business partner on your own. Anything you say could be passed back to the authorities handling the case.

[Picasso]

The possibility of extradition is separate from challenging the notice itself, so both sides need attention. The fact that the accusation grew out of a commercial dispute could also matter when the case is reviewed. You can contact an INTERPOL defense attorney here: https://arkadybukhlawfirm.com/ . Send the attorney the country involved, the case number, and a precise account of what happened at the airport. That will help determine whether the immediate issue is the notice, extradition, or both.