White Collar Crime.
Consistent defense of individuals, entrepreneurs, and civil servants. The focus is on defending against charges arising from white-collar and tax criminal law, as well as criminal law in general.
Right of appeal.
Appeals in criminal law are the most demanding discipline of criminal defense – they determine whether a verdict stands or is overturned. They require the utmost precision, a profound understanding of case law, and the ability to clearly identify procedural errors, among other things.
Corporate defense.
Companies can become the focus of investigations by the public prosecutor's office, customs and antitrust authorities, tax investigators, or the Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin). They face the threat of searches of their business premises and production facilities. Documents and electronic data can be seized. In addition to these significant risks, further dangers exist, particularly the confiscation of assets and the imposition of fines.
Victim representation.
Representing victims in criminal proceedings requires far more than legal expertise – it demands empathy, assertiveness, and a clear understanding of what is truly at stake for those affected. Anyone involved in the proceedings needs a strong and competent voice on their side.