Practice areas
We defend across the whole of criminal law, from business proceedings to juvenile matters, offering criminal defense and representation, and we represent injured parties as accessory prosecutors.
All practice areas
- StGBGeneral criminal lawAssault, theft, fraud, insult, threats: most proceedings begin with a letter or a knock at the door.
- section 266 StGBWhite collar crimeA search of the business premises, an allegation of breach of trust or of delayed insolvency filing: business proceedings hit company owners in the middle of trading.
- section 370 AOTax criminal lawA letter from the fines and criminal matters office or the tax investigators at the door: tax proceedings often begin without warning.
- sections 174 et seq. StGBSexual offence lawFew allegations weigh more heavily in social terms: proceedings concerning sexual self determination endanger work, family and reputation long before a court has decided.
- BtMG · KCanGDrug offence lawPossession, supply, importation: proceedings under the Narcotics Act turn on quantity and active substance content.
- section 316 StGBTraffic criminal lawDrink driving, failure to stop after an accident, a collision with injuries: in traffic matters the driving licence is almost always at stake alongside the sentence.
- sections 222, 229 StGBMedical criminal lawAn allegation of treatment error or of billing fraud affects doctors twice over: alongside the criminal case, licence, accreditation and professional standing are at stake.
- JGGJuvenile criminal lawWhere juveniles or young adults are investigated, separate rules apply: juvenile criminal law places education before punishment.
- sections 395 ff. StPOVictim representationAnyone harmed by a criminal offence holds rights of their own: from the criminal complaint through access to the file to joining the prosecution as an accessory prosecutor.
- section 136 StPO · section 147 StPOSummons, hearing form, penal orderA letter from the police, a hearing form or a penal order with a two week deadline: what these letters mean and what to do now.
In each of these areas we act at every stage of the proceedings: from the investigation through the main trial to appeal and review. The earlier the defence begins, the more can be shaped. Contact us before you make a statement.
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