Criminal Litigation, Bail & Defence

The appropriate type of bail depends on your circumstances and the stage of the case. We review the FIR and allegations, prepare your bail application and represent you before the competent court. Where time is critical, we act promptly to protect your legal rights.

A false criminal case can seriously affect you and your family. We review the allegations and available evidence, assist with your defence during the investigation and court proceedings, and pursue the appropriate legal remedy, including quashing proceedings where legally available.

Do not ignore an official notice or call. We review the nature of the matter and advise you on your legal position and the appropriate way to respond. Where necessary, we provide legal representation to protect your rights during the investigation.

If you reasonably believe that you may be arrested in connection with a criminal case, you should seek legal advice immediately. We assess the FIR, allegations and circumstances of your case and, where appropriate, assist you in seeking pre-arrest bail from the competent court.

We review the case and determine the appropriate legal remedy. Where bail is available, we prepare and pursue a post-arrest bail application before the competent court and represent the accused throughout the proceedings.

In certain circumstances, criminal proceedings may be challenged where the allegations are false, malicious, legally defective or do not disclose a criminal offence. We carefully review the FIR and surrounding facts and advise you on whether a legal remedy is available.

We examine the circumstances of the investigation and take appropriate legal steps where your rights are being affected. We can represent you during criminal proceedings and pursue available remedies where the investigation is being conducted unfairly or unlawfully.

Yes. Being nominated in an FIR does not mean that you are guilty. We assist clients from the early stages of a criminal case, including bail, investigation and court proceedings, and prepare the strongest possible defence based on the facts and available evidence.

Depending on the nature of the judgment and circumstances of the case, a conviction or other criminal court order may be challenged through an appeal or other available legal remedy. We review the judgment and record and advise you on the next appropriate step.

A summons or court notice should not be ignored. We review the document and advise you regarding the nature of the proceedings and whether personal appearance or representation through a lawyer is required.