The law demands precision.
So does your case.

The simplest way is by telephone or through the form at the bottom of this page. During the call we will agree a time, a convenient office and which documents are worth bringing. You can also tell us how you prefer to be contacted - we will call you back or reply in writing.

Call as soon as you can and give us the basic facts: who was arrested, when and where, and what - as far as you know - the case is about. In situations like these it is important that a defence lawyer becomes involved while the first procedural steps are still being taken.

Anything connected with the case: letters from the court, the prosecutor's office or the police, summonses, contracts and correspondence. If you have no documents, or do not know which ones matter - nothing is lost. For the first conversation it is enough to describe the situation, and we will work out the list of documents together.

Yes. An advocate is bound by professional secrecy covering everything learned in the course of providing legal assistance. This applies to the first conversation as well, even if you decide not to instruct us further.

We arrange telephone or video consultations case by case - ask about it when you book. For some matters, especially when documents need to be reviewed together, meeting at one of our offices is more practical.

We agree the length when booking. An hour is usually enough to discuss the situation calmly, review the documents and set out the possible courses of action. For more complex matters we arrange a longer meeting.

You receive an account of your legal position and the possible scenarios together with their consequences. Only then do you decide whether to instruct the firm to take on the case. If you do, we agree the scope of work, how fees are settled and how we will stay in touch.

Always individually, and always before we begin. Depending on the nature of the matter we charge a fee for handling the whole case, an hourly rate or a retainer - and we confirm the agreed terms in writing so that nothing is left unclear.

There is no way to predict it in advance - it depends on the stage of the proceedings, the number of pieces of evidence and witnesses, and the court's workload. What we can do is explain which stages lie ahead of you and what genuinely speeds proceedings up or draws them out.

Yes. We work mainly in the Lesser Poland and Silesia regions, including Tarnów, Nowy Sącz, Chrzanów, Oświęcim, Bochnia, Wieliczka and Jaworzno. Cases in other parts of the country are arranged individually.

Yes - choosing your defence lawyer or representative remains your decision even once proceedings have begun. When we take a case over, we study the file and tell you plainly what can still be done at that stage and what has already been settled.

Yes. When booking a consultation, tell us which office suits you best - the contact form has a separate field for this. Meetings take place by prior appointment; if the earliest slot at your chosen office is a long way off, we will suggest an alternative.