The practice
The first hour decides more than the trial
We defend at every stage of criminal proceedings — the investigation, the trial, the appeal — with particular depth in economic and corporate matters, where cases are won in the documents long before anyone speaks. We also act for victims, as private prosecution beside the public one, and we argue the urgent measures — bail, conditions, precautionary orders — where hours matter.
One rule stands above the rest: never make a first statement without your own lawyer. Silence is a right, preparation is a strategy, and the duty lawyer of the moment is not the same as counsel who knows your file. Everything that follows — here and in the room — is confidential, rigorous and free of theatre.
Typical files
What crosses this desk
No two cases are alike, but most arrive through one of these doors — and every one of them rewards arriving early.
The route
How a case unfolds
The statement
Prepared, never improvised. What is said — or rightly not said — in the first hour shapes the whole case.
The investigation
Evidence built or challenged piece by piece, deadlines watched, measures argued. The quiet phase that decides the loud one.
The trial
Strategy fixed before the room, witnesses prepared, every exhibit known. Trials are performed; they are won earlier.
The after
Appeal where there are grounds, execution managed, and the record cancelled when the law allows it.
Criminal Law questions
Before you ask
I have been called to make a statement. Should I worry?
You should prepare. Bring the citation before you attend — we establish what the case is about, what your position is and whether speaking or silence serves you better. Nobody should learn the file's contents while sitting in front of it.
Can I choose my own lawyer instead of the duty one?
Yes, at any moment — including mid-case. The duty lawyer guarantees the minimum; your own counsel builds a defence. The earlier the switch, the more there is left to shape.
What are precautionary measures?
Decisions taken while the case runs: bail, passport retention, distance orders, in the hardest cases custody. They are argued at the very start and can be revisited — which is why the first hearings matter so much.
Do you act for victims as well?
Yes. As private prosecution we sit beside the public prosecutor with your voice in the case — pushing the investigation, protecting you through it and pursuing the compensation the harm deserves.
Will this stay on my record forever?
No. Once the sentence is served and the legal terms elapse, the record can be cancelled — but it does not always happen by itself. We file for it, so the case truly ends.
Prepared beats improvised. Every time.
If the case is urgent, call the office. If it has not started yet — that is the best possible moment to talk to a lawyer.
Prefer to call?
Tell us, in strict confidence
Say only what you are comfortable writing — the details belong in the meeting. A lawyer replies within one business day.
Appointment request
Pick the office, day and time that suit you — and bring every paper the case has produced so far.