Criminal Defence & White-Collar Crime

When the state acts against the individual, representation must be precise and timely

Discreet advice in investigations, criminal proceedings and white-collar matters, with a partner who knows your file from the outset

Confidential assessment call

Criminal proceedings can begin long before the courtroom

A summons, an arrest or a prosecution letter can change the legal position immediately. Early, considered and discreet representation can influence the course of the matter.

We do not promise outcomes. We commit to examining the material, understanding the circumstances, developing a defence and representing you clearly before the relevant authorities.

Five services, one approach: examine carefully, act decisively and protect the client’s dignity throughout.

Our services

Our approach to criminal defence

  1. Discretion

    Communications, documents and meetings are handled in accordance with professional confidentiality and privilege obligations.

  2. Timely response

    Urgent criminal matters require prompt action, including outside office hours where necessary.

  3. Candour

    We explain the prospects, risks and costs, even when the position is difficult.

  4. Evidence-led advice

    Every recommendation rests on careful review of the material and analysis of the evidence.

From first contact to resolution

  1. Initial assessment

    Understand the position, examine available documents and assess urgency.

  2. Strategy development

    Analyse the evidence, identify vulnerabilities and develop the appropriate response.

  3. Representation & action

    Investigation, prosecution, court proceedings or early negotiations towards closure.

Frequently asked questions

Consultation is strongly advisable. Preparation can help you understand your rights and avoid mistakes that may affect a later defence. The lawyer’s role during questioning depends on the applicable procedure.

An investigation, indictment or urgent question? Start with a conversation

A focused, confidential initial assessment with the lawyer who will handle your matter, without an obligation to proceed

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