EXCEPTIONAL WIN RATE
71% of our clients win their cases*
We fight to win our clients’ cases and the results are the proof. Where a client doesn’t admit the allegation we win at trial or get the case dropped before hand in 71% of cases.
When police knock at the door or call on the phone for the first time, it can change your life in an instant. The stigma of the allegation, and the worry about what may happen can be incredibly stressful. But there is a big difference between police suspicion and actual evidence that will stack up in court. By having the right advice early, you can often avoid conviction.
We fight to win our clients’ cases and the results are the proof. Where a client doesn’t admit the allegation we win at trial or get the case dropped before hand in 71% of cases.
We listen to you and treat your situation as if we were in your shoes. We don’t hire staff unless they have this mindset. Every case is supervised by one of the firm’s directors.
We do our own thorough investigation and find the best way to present your case to the police, to the prosecutor, or finally to the jury. This means phone, letters, and aggressive advocacy on your behalf at every stage.
We never give up, and we fight until we get the result. That can mean early mornings, late nights, and commitment to go the extra mile.
It is a mistake to assume that all criminal lawyers provide a similar service. Having a top law firm with a really good win rate on your side can make the difference between winning and losing. Don’t take the risk.
* 71% of clients’ cases resulted case being discontinued at investigation or court stage, or not guilty verdict after trial. Data from all criminal clients between 02.2017 and 08.2019 - excludes cases where the client admitted the offence and chose to plead guilty.
Our client was accused of making 180 indecent images of categories A, B and C. There were also incriminating chat logs of thousands of pages. Our expert report showed doubt as to use of the computer by our client. The verdict after trial was not guilty.
Our client was a consultant working in the energy sector, and had been accused of making indecent images and inciting sexual activity (which was dropped before reaching court). The evidence included screenshots. He pleaded guilty, and received a non-custodial sentence.
Our client was accused of three counts of sexual assault and making indecent images of children. Our investigations showed that the witnesses were professional thieves with a history of making sexual allegations against their victims. A not guilty verdict was ordered by the judge during the trial.
Our client was accused of downloading and viewing indecent images. On the advice of his previous lawyers he had already pleaded guilty. He was not guilty of the offences, and we applied to have his guilty pleas cancelled or ‘vacated’, a result which is incredibly rare.
Our client was an abuse survivor who had still managed to build a career in education. However, he eventually developed a compulsive pornography habit which also included viewing some indecent images. We liaised with his counsellor to show the court the progress he was making, and he was given a community order with probation involvement.
Our client worked in the industrial sector. He had developed a pornography addiction which eventually also involved indecent images. On meeting him, we referred him for a psychological report which showed previously undiagnosed depression. After extensive mitigation was presented, he received a community order.
You get dedicated time with one of our specialist lawyers on the phone or in person, with no obligation, for free.
When we’re talking with you, we promise to be always non-judgmental and sensitive to what you’re going through.
We start by asking you questions so we can understand what’s going on, and we listen carefully to what you tell us.
What the law says What the possible or likely outcomes are
What steps you take to improve the situation
What we would charge to help, or if legal aid is a good option
In some cases which are less serious or complex, it may be ten or twenty minutes on the phone.
In more serious or difficult situations we may need an hour or two in person to go through things with you properly.
If it’s obvious straight away that we wouldn’t be able to help, we’ll tell you straight away and point you in the right direction to find lawyers who can help.
Our reviews show that we care and fight for our clients.
We are understanding and we have a non-judgmental attitude.
We do not accept anything the prosecution say about the evidence unless you or our technical analysts agree.
You get access to the best solicitors and barristers, and computer forensic experts who specialise in allegations of indecent images of children.
If it’s a case we can take on, we’ll defend you at any police station or court in England or Wales. We have offices in London, Birmingham, Leeds, Manchester and Salford, and we’re happy to have a consultation with you on the phone or in person.
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