Criminal law and victims' rights
Police custody, criminal prosecution, investigation, trial, or victim compensation: our attorneys support you at every stage of criminal proceedings to defend your rights, whether acting as defense counsel or representing victims.
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Our lawyers' skills
We are involved in all stages of criminal proceedings, from investigation to enforcement of sentences. Our attorneys defend those accused of crimes and assist victims in obtaining recognition of the facts and compensation for their losses, with rigor and commitment.
Police custody & interrogations
We intervene as soon as you are taken into custody to ensure that the procedure is conducted properly, prepare for hearings, and advise you on what statements to make or not to make.
Objective: to secure the initial stages, which are often decisive for the rest of the case.
Police and criminal court
We take care of the entire case preparation process: analysis of documents, drafting of observations, requests for documents, pleadings. We act on behalf of the defense or victims in all types of crimes and misdemeanors.
Criminal court & criminal division
We defend you in criminal proceedings: preparing the case file, communicating with experts, hearings, trial strategy.
Comprehensive handling of complex cases, from investigation to trial.
Investigation & judge responsible for liberty and detention
We follow the investigation at every stage: indictment, requests for legal proceedings, judicial reviews.
Attendance at hearings before the liberty and detention judge to avoid or limit detention measures and ensure respect for the rights of the defense.
Enforcement and adjustment of sentences
After sentencing, we prepare and submit your requests for adjustments: parole, day release, electronic tagging.
A detailed analysis of your situation to determine the most appropriate measure.
Victim advocacy & compensation (CIVI/SARVI)
We support victims at every stage of the criminal proceedings: filing a complaint, bringing a civil action, representing them at the hearing, and following the case through to the judgment.
We assess all damages and handle the compensation process, particularly before the CIVI or SARVI, in conjunction with the insurers and organizations concerned.
Our intervention aims to ensure that the facts are acknowledged and that the compensation obtained is effectively paid.
OUR CLIENTS
Our clients include private and public decision-makers, individuals, and financial institutions.
Our awards
Our lawyers and consultants are recognized for their expertise and the quality of the relationships they cultivate with our clients.
OUR LAWYERS
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Testimonials
They trusted us — and their stories speak for themselves.
Frequently Asked
Questions
A lawyer can be involved from the very beginning of proceedings, particularly during police custody or questioning.
Acting early allows you to check that the procedure is being followed correctly, prepare statements, and secure steps that are often decisive for the rest of the case.
Yes. We appear before the police court, the criminal court, the criminal division, and the assize court.
Each case is thoroughly prepared, from the analysis of the evidence to the closing arguments, both in defense and on behalf of the victims.
The lawyer follows the proceedings at every stage: indictment, requests for legal action, expert reports, and judicial reviews.
He also appears before the judge responsible for liberty and detention matters in order to challenge or adjust measures involving deprivation of liberty.
Yes. Support continues after sentencing to request appropriate adjustments to the sentence: parole, day release, or electronic tagging.
A detailed analysis of the case file enables us to submit solid and admissible requests.
Victims can receive assistance as soon as they file a complaint, when they bring a civil action, and at the hearing.
The lawyer assesses the damages and handles the compensation process, particularly before the CIVI or SARVI, until the decisions are effectively enforced.
Do you have any further questions?
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