Criminal Defense Lawyer


As a dedicated and experienced criminal defence lawyer based in Berlin and working across Germany, I provide strategic legal representation in a wide range of criminal cases. My main focus is on defending clients accused of drug-related offences and forgery of documents, but I also handle cases involving robbery, murder, bodily harm, and defamation.

Defence in Drug-Related Offences

Drug offences in Germany—including possession, distribution, and importation of controlled substances—carry severe penalties. I have extensive experience representing clients in cases involving substances such as cocaine, heroin, cannabis, ecstasy (MDMA), amphetamins (speed) and mephedrone. Whether you are facing minor possession charges or allegations of large-scale trafficking, I will develop a tailored defence strategy to protect your rights and secure the best possible outcome.

Forgery and White-Collar Crime Defence

Forgery, including document falsification, is a serious offence under German law and can lead to significant legal consequences, including imprisonment. I provide expert legal defence for individuals accused of forgery of documents, fraud, and other white-collar crimes, ensuring that all possible legal options are explored in your case.

Defence in Serious Criminal Cases

In addition to drug-related and forgery cases, I represent clients facing serious criminal charges, including:

What to Do If You Are Accused of a Crime

If you are facing criminal charges, it is crucial to remain calm and exercise your right to remain silent. Under German law, you are not required to make any statements to the police or prosecution, and no negative consequences can be drawn from your decision to stay silent. Anything you say can be used against you in court, so it is always best to speak with a criminal defence lawyer before providing any statements. Contact me as soon as possible to ensure your rights are fully protected from the start.

Understanding Court-Appointed Defence (Mandatory Defence in Germany)

Under the German Code of Criminal Procedure (StPO), individuals accused of serious crimes may be entitled to a court-appointed lawyer (Pflichtverteidiger). A mandatory defence lawyer is appointed in cases where:

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