Criminal Litigation.

Most clients meet us at a particular kind of moment: a phone call, a notice, a knock at the door. The work that follows is rarely linear. We start by listening, then by reading what is already on file, and then by deciding — together — what the most measured next step looks like.

The practice covers the routine and the unusual. Bail applications and anticipatory bail. Quashing petitions. Trial representation across magistrate and sessions courts. Cross-examination of witnesses where the file calls for it. Appeals and revisions when the verdict warrants further argument.

We keep the room small. The same advocate who reads your brief is the one who appears for you, and the one you call afterwards. No rotating juniors. No surprise on counsel at the next date.

Every matter is taken on after a frank first conversation. We tell you, plainly, whether we are the right firm for it — and where to look if we are not.