Criminal Defense in Economic Matters
Criminal offenses in the field of economic criminal law (tax fraud, breach of trust, bankruptcy offenses) carry serious legal and economic consequences.
I represent my clients before investigative authorities, prosecution and court alike.
How Can I Help?
- criminal proceedings for tax fraud (budget fraud)
- breach of trust
- bankruptcy offenses
- embezzlement
- other economic crimes
How Do I Work?
- Case review and assessment of legal situation
- Development of defense strategy
- Representation before investigative authorities, prosecution
- Representation in court proceedings
Who Is This For?
For Businesses and Individuals
Those against whom criminal proceedings have been initiated for economic crimes, or who expect such proceedings to be initiated.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
I was summoned as a suspect – what should I do immediately?
The most important thing is the strategic handling of statements and document review. It is worth coordinating the direction of defense and the evidence in advance.
I am being heard as a witness – do I need a lawyer?
In certain cases, it is particularly justified because the content of the testimony can "backfire" later. Accurate knowledge of rights and obligations is essential.
What does the risk of asset seizure / attachment mean?
For certain offenses, the authority may apply security measures. In such cases, a quick legal response and motion may be necessary.
What is the typical evidentiary question in economic crimes?
Often, intent, documentation of the decision-making process, the economic logic of the act and the role of accounting records are decisive.
What makes a defense strategy good?
Factual accuracy, organization of documents, itemized refutation of authority claims, and timing of appropriate motions.
Do you also provide victim representation?
Yes: filing reports, damage claims, procedural motions and enforcement of victim rights.