When clients come to us
- You or a relative has been detained or summoned for questioning
- A criminal case has been opened, including on economic or official-position grounds
- You need to appeal a decision of an investigator, prosecutor or court
What the work includes
- The lawyer's attendance at questioning and investigative actions
- Developing the defence position and working with evidence
- Motions and complaints against actions and decisions of investigating bodies
- Defence in courts of first, appeal and cassation instance
- Preventive measures and pre-trial detention issues
- Support for victims and civil claimants
How the work is structured
- Urgent consultation
We establish the person's status, circumstances and available documents.
- Defence position
We determine the line of defence and the course of action.
- Investigation
We attend investigative actions and file motions.
- Court and appeal
We defend in court and on appeal.
What to watch for
The first hours and days are decisive: statements made without a lawyer and missed appeal deadlines can affect the whole case. It is therefore better to contact a lawyer immediately rather than after the first questioning.
What to prepare for the consultation
- Decisions, summonses, protocols, if already received
- Details of the detained person or the accused
- Chronology of events
- Documents and information that may matter to the case
Questions on this topic
When should I contact a lawyer?
As early as possible: before the first questioning or immediately after detention. The defence position is built at the early stage.
Can a result be guaranteed?
No. The outcome of a criminal case depends on the circumstances, evidence and the court's decision. We provide lawful, reasoned defence and timely updates.