When to speak to a lawyer

  • You have been arrested or summoned as a suspect.
  • You have received a complaint or a notification from the court.
  • You have been the victim of a crime and want to take part in the proceedings.
  • You are facing a fast-track trial, for example for a driving offence.

How we can help

Police Custody Assistance & Fast-Track Trials

Representation at the police station and before the court from the moment of arrest, plus defence in fast-track trials and minor offences.

Driving Offences

Drink-driving, reckless driving, driving without a licence and refusing a breath test. Defence and negotiation of plea agreements.

Property Crime

Theft, burglary, breaking and entering, criminal damage, fraud and misappropriation — both in defence and in bringing a claim.

Assault & Offences Against the Person

Assault, threats, coercion and defamation. Criminal defence and recovery of the compensation you are entitled to.

Domestic & Gender Violence

Protection orders, precautionary measures and proceedings before the Court for Violence Against Women, in strict confidence.

Private Prosecution & Victim Representation

If you have suffered a crime, we act as private prosecutor so your voice is heard in the proceedings and the harm is put right.

Frequently asked questions

What should I do if I am arrested?

You have the right to be assisted by a lawyer. Contact the firm as soon as possible: we offer police custody assistance and explain how to act from the very first moment.

Can I join the proceedings as a victim of a crime?

In many cases yes, through private prosecution. We assess your situation and explain your options depending on the offence.

What is a fast-track trial?

It is a simplified procedure for offences that are simple to investigate, moving much faster than ordinary proceedings. That is why it is important to have a lawyer as soon as possible.

Next step

Tell us about your case

We will tell you free of charge whether we can help and how to approach your situation. If you need in-depth advice, a consultation costs €60 — at the office, in writing or by video call.