CRIMINAL LAW

Prompt, confidential, and carefully prepared legal support at each stage of a criminal matter in Greece.

Criminal Law
Defence

Defence and representation focused on early information, protection of rights, and systematic preparation of the case file.

Pre-trialCourtRepresentation
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Identify the stage of the proceedings and review every document received

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Organise the evidence and define the client’s legal position

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Prepare for and provide representation before the competent authorities or courts

Defence and representation in criminal matters

Early legal support

The stage of a criminal case determines which steps need immediate attention. A summons, complaint, or prosecutorial document should be reviewed promptly so that rights, obligations, and deadlines are clear.

Lawyer-client communications are confidential, and preparation is tailored to the client’s role and the specific facts.

Preparing the case file

Statements, documents, digital material, and other evidence are reviewed carefully. The objective is a consistent presentation of the case and early identification of procedural issues.

Before any appearance before an authority or court, the client is informed about the process, realistic options, and next steps.

Court representation

Representation is provided at hearings and related proceedings, together with an assessment of any available procedural remedies where the development of the case requires it.

Frequently asked questions

When should I contact a lawyer?

As early as possible, especially after receiving a summons or official document, so the stage and any deadlines can be checked promptly.

What should I bring to the first meeting?

Bring every summons, complaint, decision, pleading, or other document, together with a clear chronological account of the events.

Can a lawyer also represent an injured party?

Yes. The appropriate way to support an injured party’s rights within the criminal process depends on the facts and procedural stage.

General information

This page provides general information and is not tailored legal advice. The appropriate action depends on the facts, available documents, and any deadlines that apply to the individual matter.

Prompt assessment of a criminal matter

If you have received a summons or other official document, contact the office promptly so the procedural stage and next steps can be reviewed.