Accident escape & accident
We will check what you are accused of, which observations are documented and what other evidence is available.
For defendants in traffic criminal cases
Defence in case of road traffic allegations.
An accident or traffic control can trigger criminal proceedings. We will check the allegation and the effects on your driving license based on the specific process.
Discuss your matterAdvice & representation
The focus is on investigative files, evidence and the question of what defense options exist. Professional dependency on a driver's license and measures already taken are part of the joint preparation.
We will check what you are accused of, which observations are documented and what other evidence is available.
Criminal proceedings and driving license measures can stand side by side. We classify the available letters and the respective examination requirements.
After clarifying the assumption of the mandate, we review the file and agree on a possible statement or the preparation of a negotiation.
The first request
First, briefly describe the facts. We will coordinate with you how to submit further documents.
Working with us
Before the assignment, we agree on the scope of services and remuneration. When taking over, we will name your legal contact person.
They describe the facts, the parties involved and known deadlines.
We agree on performance and compensation and name your contact person.
The responsible lawyer will check your documents and coordinate the procedure with you.
Traffic Criminal Law
No Administrative offenses and criminal offences have different requirements and procedures. The allegation in the specific letter is the starting point of the examination.
Without examination, this cannot be assessed and cannot be guaranteed. The allegation, evidence and personal circumstances are relevant to the assessment.
SARAFI.TRAFFIC LAW
Briefly describe your case and known deadlines. We clarify the takeover, the scope of services and the remuneration.
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