Yes. Assistance to detainees and criminal emergencies are attended to 24 hours a day, every day of the year, on 669 30 21 13.

Yes. Our offices are in Alicante and Madrid, but we act before courts and tribunals throughout Spain, and the firm has a presence in London and Paris.

Yes, at any point in the proceedings. You need only appoint the lawyer you trust: we take care of requesting the formal handover (venia) and of ensuring the continuity of the defence without interruptions.

Yes, by video call by prior appointment, with the same validity and confidentiality as an in-person meeting. The first online consultation, lasting 15 minutes, is free of charge.

Criminal law in complex proceedings: economic and corporate criminal law, technology-related offences, and defence and prosecution in serious cases. We are a boutique firm: we do not take on just any matter, we take on those that demand strategy.

Yes. Everything discussed is protected by professional secrecy from the first contact, whether or not you instruct the firm.

Yes, at any stage, through the formal handover (venia), which we request directly from the outgoing colleague. The change does not bring the proceedings to a halt.

All the documentation you have received (summonses, police report, complaint, formal notices) and a chronology of the events. With that, in the free first 15-minute online consultation we can already assess viability and the immediate steps.

The court-appointed lawyer is a right and fulfils an essential function, but is assigned by rota and cannot be chosen. A private lawyer is chosen for specialisation and dedication to the specific case. You can switch at any time through the formal handover (venia).

Yes: they are protected by the right of defence and may only be intercepted in wholly exceptional cases (terrorism) with judicial authorisation. This includes communications in prisons.