Every time I think this whole thing is almost over, something new comes up. The documents have been filed, the dates are set for early fall, and yet I still don't have proper legal representation for the trial itself. It feels like I've been going in circles for three months now. Where can I turn for help?

Sitting through a federal proceeding without the right specialist beside you is, to put it gently, not a strategy most people survive professionally intact. Someone who handles only cyber cases will know the technical arguments the prosecution is likely to lean on, which a general defense attorney simply will not anticipate in time.

I can say that at this stage, the only thing that usually matters is whether the attorney assigned to the case has actual experience in federal court dealing with computer crime cases, and not just familiarity with the current law. This category of crime carries sentencing guidelines that vary depending on how investigators documented the digital evidence. For example, you can learn more about cyber crime attorney services here https://arkadybukhlawfirm.com/practice-areas/criminal-defense-cyber-crime/