Practice areas
Criminal defence lawyer
in Luxembourg
Police investigation, judicial investigation, criminal courts, victims
The firm conducts criminal defence work in Luxembourg from the earliest stages of a case: police interview or investigation, judicial investigation, and appearance before the criminal courts.
It acts for individuals and for companies under investigation, and also for victims of an offence who wish to join the proceedings as civil parties and obtain compensation for their loss.
In business crime, the firm acts in particular in cases involving directors, companies and professionals whose criminal liability may be in question.
Matters
Situations in which
the firm acts
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Police interview and investigation
A lawyer may be requested from the moment police action begins. What is said at that stage stays on the file for the rest of the case: a first interview is never a formality.
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Judicial investigation
Once an investigating judge is appointed, the defence has rights of its own: access to the file, applications for investigative steps, challenges to measures ordered. The firm exercises them as the investigation unfolds.
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Criminal courts
The firm represents clients before the Luxembourg trial courts and on appeal.
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Preparing a defence
A defence rests on examining whether the procedure was properly followed as much as on arguing the facts. Both are worked on together.
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White-collar crime
Misuse of corporate assets, fraudulent bankruptcy, forgery, fraud, breaches of the rules governing a regulated activity: these cases combine legal technicality with an understanding of how a business actually runs.
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Directors and companies
A director may be prosecuted at the same time as the company. The firm checks that the interests of the two do not conflict before agreeing to act.
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Victims of an offence
The firm acts for people who have suffered a criminal offence, from making the complaint through to claiming compensation.
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Joining as a civil party
Joining criminal proceedings as a civil party gives access to the file and the right to request investigative steps. The firm considers with the client whether to do so, and when.
Contact
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