White-Collar & Corporate Crime
Specialized defense against charges of corporate fraud, embezzlement, tax evasion, asset forfeiture, bribery, public corruption, and money laundering.
Criminal Law
We provide defence representation and support to victims in criminal matters, from the preliminary investigation and pre-trial stage through trial and appeal. The strategy is based on the case file, the available evidence, procedural deadlines and the client's legal position.
How we can assist
Cybercrime & Digital Forensics
Defending against offenses committed via digital mediums, including data breaches, identity theft, internet fraud, and cyber-extortion.
Crimes Against the Person & Property
Strategic defense and case management for severe felony charges involving crimes against life, bodily integrity, or property.
Defense of Medical Professionals
Representing clinicians against charges of criminal negligence, bodily harm, or manslaughter arising from professional practice.
Pre-Trial Representation
Representation during statements to police or prosecutorial authorities, preparation of written explanations and defence memoranda, and appearances before investigating judges and prosecutors.
Restrictive Conditions and Pre-Trial Detention
Representation in relation to arrest warrants, restrictive conditions, provisional detention and applications for their review or replacement.
Trial Advocacy
Comprehensive defense representation and victim advocacy before all criminal courts of first instance and appellate jurisdictions (Misdemeanor Courts, Courts of Appeal, Courts of Assize).
Appellate & Supreme Court Litigation
Drafting and arguing criminal appeals and petitions for cassation before the Supreme Court (Areios Pagos).
Frequently asked questions
When should a criminal lawyer be contacted
Legal advice should be sought as early as possible, including before giving a statement or attending an interview, because procedural choices and deadlines may affect the defence.
What should be provided for an urgent assessment
Provide the summons, warrant, decision or other official document, the date it was served, any known hearing date and a concise account of the relevant facts.
Can the firm also represent a victim
Yes, subject to a conflict check and the requirements of the particular case. The available steps and time limits depend on the offence and procedural stage.
This information is general and does not constitute legal advice. Advice depends on the facts of each matter.
For an urgent criminal matter, contact the firm immediately and provide any official document showing a hearing, appearance or filing deadline.
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