Litigation & criminal law

When the issue has become a dispute, a charge or a court process.

The firm’s published practice areas include criminal law, bail, civil litigation, High Court and Magistrates’ Court practice, correspondent services and mediation.

Matter file
01Criminal defence
02Bail
03Civil disputes
04Court process
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Two distinct tracks

Criminal defence and civil disputes require different questions.

The exact process depends on the facts and forum. The goal of an initial consultation is to identify what has happened, what is due next and what information is needed.

Criminal

Charges, bail and defence

The firm publicly lists criminal law and bail among its areas of practice. If the matter is urgent, call the office and have any charge, case or court details available.

  • Criminal defence
  • Bail-related matters
  • Court appearances and case progression
Start with criminal matter
Civil

Disputes and litigation

The firm’s profile includes civil, commercial and general litigation, as well as High Court and Magistrates’ Court practice.

  • Claims and defended disputes
  • Court notices and pleadings
  • Correspondent and procedural work
Start with civil dispute
A useful first consultation

Bring the timeline, the papers and the next date.

01What happened?

A short chronology is more useful than a long narrative at the start.

02What documents exist?

Summons, notices, charges, correspondence, agreements or prior orders.

03What happens next?

Identify any court date, response deadline or urgent decision point.

04What route fits?

Advice may involve negotiation, mediation or litigation depending on the matter.

Court date or deadline?

Share the date in the enquiry so the urgency is clear.

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