Cybercrime Defense

Overview

Cybercrime encompasses a broad range of offenses under Czech criminal law — including unauthorized access to computer systems, malware attacks, phishing, online fraud, identity theft, distribution of illegal content, and cyberstalking. Investigations in these cases are typically led by specialized police units and often involve digital forensics, search-and-seizure of devices, and cross-border cooperation.

The technical complexity of these cases demands legal counsel with experience in digital evidence and cybersecurity. A suspect may not realize how quickly an investigation is progressing, or how much data has already been collected, before they are formally charged.

Our Representation

We provide defense in all types of cybercrime cases, whether the client is under investigation or has already been charged. Our legal assistance includes:

• advice during police questioning about digital offenses
• review and challenge of digital evidence and search warrants
• defense in cases involving hacking, malware, and unauthorized access
• representation in online fraud, phishing, and identity theft cases
• handling cases involving cross-border digital investigations
• challenging evidence obtained through international cooperation
• representation at trial and on appeal

We work closely with technical experts where needed and translate complex digital evidence into clear legal arguments on your behalf.

Foreign Clients

Cybercrime cases frequently have an international dimension — servers, victims, and suspects may be in different countries. We regularly handle cases involving cross-border investigations and mutual legal assistance between states. We advise foreign clients in English, Polish, French, and German and help them understand every step of the proceedings.