Criminal Defence and Litigation Lawyers

Providing fearless advocacy and meticulous representation across all NSW courts, from Local to Supreme jurisdictions.

Vigorous defence for individuals facing criminal charges, protecting your rights at every stage of the justice system. Facing criminal allegations can be an overwhelming experience with life-altering consequences, which is why we provide fearless advocacy and meticulous attention to detail. From the initial police investigation to representation in the highest courts, we work tirelessly to scrutinize evidence and build a robust defence tailored to your unique situation.

Protecting your rights and future with expert criminal defence

The Criminal Law sector requires fearless advocacy and meticulous attention to detail. We represent clients facing everything from minor traffic infringements to serious indictable offences.

1.Expert representation in Local, District, and Supreme Courts across NSW;
2.Strategic advice during police investigations and interviews;
3.Urgent bail applications and appeals to protect your freedom;
4.Robust defence for drug, assault, larceny, and white-collar offences; and
5.Meticulous preparation and scrutiny of prosecution evidence to ensure a fair trial.

Our sector specialists understand the nuances of the NSW criminal justice system, working tirelessly to provide a robust defence and achieve the best possible outcome for your specific circumstances.

Criminal Sector Actions

Specific legal actions and jurisdictional scope handled by our specialist team.

Police Investigation Advice

Providing expert legal counsel during police interviews and investigative stages to protect your rights.

Urgent Bail Advocacy

Forceful representation in bail applications across Local, District, and Supreme Court jurisdictions.

Criminal Prosecution Defence

Strategic defence for drug, assault, and larceny charges with a focus on minimizing penalties or acquittal.

Court Appeals

Handling appeals against convictions and sentence severity to achieve just outcomes in higher courts.

Committal Representation

Navigating the critical early stages of serious indictable matters to test the strength of the prosecution's case.

Charge Negotiations

Discreet and professional negotiations with the DPP or Police to have charges withdrawn or downgraded.

Sector Details

A detailed overview of criminal defence strategies, court procedures, and your legal rights when facing charges in NSW.

Bail is the conditional release of a person from custody while they await their court hearing or trial. In NSW, the Bail Act 2013 sets out the tests for whether bail should be granted.

Our lawyers are experts at making urgent and persuasive bail applications. We focus on addressing 'unacceptable risk' factors by proposing robust bail conditions.

Show Cause Offences: Navigating the difficult requirement to show why detention is not justified.

Unacceptable Risk Test: Proposing conditions like reporting to police, residential stays, and financial sureties.

Supreme Court Bail: Handling higher court applications if bail is refused in the Local or District Court.

Criminal Defence Support

Our dedicated criminal defence sector handles everything from minor infractions to complex indictable offences.

01Assault & Violent Crimes

02Drug Offences

03White Collar Crime & Fraud

04Bail Applications & Appeals

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Our Defence Strategy

Meticulous preparation and fearless advocacy in the courtroom.

Evidence Scrutiny

Challenging prosecution evidence rigorously.

Trial Ready

Preparing every case as if it will proceed to a full trial.

Fearless Advocacy

Strong courtroom presence and uncompromising defence.

Rights Protection

Ensuring procedural fairness at every stage.

Practice Insights

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions our clients ask during their initial legal consultations.

You are generally NOT required to participate in an interview. You should ALWAYS seek legal advice before speaking to police, as statements can be used against you.

It is a conviction that is removed from your record after a certain period of good behavior, meaning you don't have to disclose it in most circumstances.

We can make an urgent application to the Local Court. If that is refused, we can apply to the Supreme Court for bail.

Summary offences are less serious and heard in the Local Court. Indictable offences are more serious and can be heard before a Judge and Jury in the District or Supreme Court.

Yes, you can appeal the 'severity' of a sentence to a higher court, where a different judge will review whether the penalty was appropriate.