Criminal Law

We provide comprehensive legal assistance in criminal law matters. We support our clients at every stage of proceedings, whether through providing a one-time legal consultation or assisting throughout lengthy proceedings, including preparatory and court stages.

Our years of extensive experience enable us to effectively defend the accused, regardless of the charges they face, including, but not limited to, economic criminal law, fiscal criminal law, criminal law (e.g., traffic accidents, driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, fraud, assault, robbery), as well as special laws such as the Act of July 29, 2005, on Counteracting Drug Addiction (e.g., possession of narcotics, distribution, involvement in trade), the Act of June 9, 2022, on Supporting and Resocializing Minors, and many others.

We also represent victims of crimes, including initiating proceedings by preparing notifications of potential criminal offenses.

In the cases we handle, we are solely guided by the best interest of our clients. We approach each case individually, with full commitment and passion. We serve both individuals and legal entities. We ensure that our clients feel supported and secure in our care.

Understanding the nature of criminal cases and knowing how crucial the first hours of legal actions are in urgent situations, such as detentions or searches, we are available to our clients 24/7.

We offer:

• Legal advice in the field of criminal law;
• Drafting of procedural documents, including appeals, cassations, and objections;
• Preparation of legal opinions;
• Representation of suspects and defendants at every stage of proceedings, both before law enforcement agencies and courts;
• Representation of victims at every stage of proceedings, including initiating cases by preparing notifications of potential criminal offenses
• Representation of individuals detained by law enforcement, regardless of the time or day of the week;
• Representation of convicted persons at the execution stage, including in matters related to serving sentences under electronic monitoring, deferral of execution, parole breaks, early release, and suspension of alternative imprisonment.