Defense of Defendants and Suspects

Criminal charges related to economic crimes, corruption, or abuse of office pose a serious risk to business owners, executives, and public officials.

In the context of corporate conflicts, competitive pressure, leadership transitions, or increased scrutiny from state authorities, even routine business practices may fall under suspicion—significantly increasing the risk of criminal proceedings.

Such accusations are often unjustified, built on formal arguments, manipulations of facts, or retrospective reinterpretations of events. A criminal case can be used as a tool of pressure to seize assets, eliminate partners or competitors, or find a scapegoat or inconvenient party. This puts decision-makers and asset holders at particular risk.

We defend our clients at every stage of the criminal process—from the first sign of a preliminary inquiry or investigation to trial and appeals. With experience in law enforcement and the judiciary, we approach each case from the perspective of investigators and judges, offering effective legal strategies.

A well-prepared defense strategy, a clear legal position, and competent interaction with law enforcement agencies can help prevent the initiation of a criminal case or mitigate its consequences if it reaches trial.