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Criminal Litigation

Experienced Criminal Litigation Solicitors: Protecting your rights and future
We assist clients facing allegations of criminal activities, including serious fraud, POCA, money laundering, sexual offences, murder/manslaughter, GBH, ABH, drugs and driving offences. Available 24/7, we provide support from the initial call through to court representation, ensuring you receive expert advice at every step.
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Award-winning Criminal Defence Solicitors

We are top ranked in the legal directories for our work with clients facing criminal investigations and prosecutions.

As leading criminal defence lawyers, our legal advice often starts with supporting our clients at police station interviews and then navigating the potential investigation and proceedings.

Being an award-winning law firm with renowned criminal lawyers, we often represent individuals in the public eye, as well as business owners and professionals. We are increasingly supporting young people involved in allegations, helping to protect them from career-limiting consequences following a prosecution.

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For all our clients, once the investigation is over, we are ready to deal with any fallout and help you put your life back together. Criminal allegations can sometimes mean it is more difficult to travel to certain countries and we will help ensure that, wherever possible, you can live your life as you need to.

If you need a criminal lawyer to provide expert legal advice and representation, contact us for legal support.

Criminal Litigation, Sexual Offences
In response to the significant increase in the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools to generate child sexual abuse images, the Government proposes new legislation to ensure that AI cannot be used to create such material. Although taking, making, sharing and possessing indecent images and pseudo-photographs of people under eighteen is illegal under UK law, […]
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Criminal Litigation
A common dilemma that arises in criminal proceedings is where a defendant has lied, in one form or another, and this raises the question as to what extent, if at all, it should be regarded as proof of the defendant’s guilt of the crime charged. In the case of R v Lucas (Lyabode Ruth) [1981] […]
29/01/26
Criminal Litigation, Sexual Offences
It is important to understand that if you are required to attend a formal interview by any law enforcement agency, whether it is presented as a relaxed, casual discussion or described as a voluntary interview, the underlying purpose of such an interview is to gather evidence that may be used to support a criminal prosecution. […]
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