What we cover
- Defence during the preliminary investigation and at the first questioning by police or prosecutors
- Pre-trial measures — detention, house arrest, reporting obligations — challenging and replacing them
- Representation at trial, at first instance and on appeal
- Appeals and recourse against criminal judgments
- Representation of victims and civil claimants in criminal proceedings
- Criminal complaints and following them up with the prosecution
- Abbreviated trial and plea agreements, where they are in your interest
- Matters relating to the execution of sentences
How we help
We react immediately
In criminal matters deadlines are short and the first hours carry weight. We advise you before any statement and are present at every procedural step.
A defence built on facts
We study the investigation file, the evidence and the procedure that was followed. Every procedural breach and every piece of evidence in your favour is put to work for your defence.
By your side at every hearing
We explain in advance what will happen and what is expected of you, so you walk into the courtroom prepared and calm.
Frequently asked questions
I have been summoned by the police. Should I go with a lawyer?
Yes. You have the right to a lawyer from the first questioning, and it matters that you use it. Call us before you appear — we explain your rights and accompany you.
A relative has been arrested. What should I do?
Contact us immediately. The pre-trial measure is decided in the first hours and the presence of a lawyer is essential. We take over communication with the authorities and keep you informed.
Can a criminal judgment be appealed?
Yes, within the legal deadlines, which are short. We assess the judgment and the prospects of an appeal straight away and act in time.