Legal Law Administration has a team of experienced Italian, Spanish and English cross-border criminal lawyers representing foreign nationals across Europe. Our on-the-spot offices have English, Spanish, Italian, German and Arabic speaking lawyers are readily available to offer immediate assistance to individuals who find themselves in difficulties in a foreign country.

Being accused of a crime can be extremely distressing; being accused of a crime abroad can be considerably more upsetting when you are far from home and vulnerable and do not understand the language, or the procedures involved or the implications. Arrest abroad may have a harsh impact on your reputation and livelihood, not to mention your liberty.

Legal Law Administration has a team of multi-lingual lawyers with a breadth of experience extending to across Europe. If you are facing a criminal allegation we can help to protect your standing and your character through the entire procedure. We have offices in Italy, Spain, Germany, Tunisia and UK offices in London, Glasgow and Liverpool. Your case can be dealt with through our UK offices, avoiding the need to travel back and forth to Europe, you will not have to travel unnecessarily to the country where your misfortune happened.

Our expertise and thorough knowledge of European jurisdictions may be able to assist you with regard to the seriousness of the charges or negotiate with the relevant authorities to avoid having to appear in court. Your case can be dealt with through our UK offices, avoiding the need to travel back and forth to Europe.

We can assist you with:

• Manslaughter
• Sexual offences
• Affray
• Robbery and firearms offences
• Damage to cultural and heritage property
• Assault charges
• Drugs offences
• Drunk and disorderly
• Road traffic offences
• Business/White collar crime
• Cybercrime
• Money laundering
• Cross-border investigations
• Immigration offences

If you require further information or assistance, please complete the on-line enquiry form here or email us at: [email protected].