Criminal defence solicitors for businesses
What you need to know about criminal and regulatory investigations and how we can support you and your business
Will I be speaking to someone who understands my situation?
Being investigated for a criminal or regulatory matter can be stressful, confusing and potentially life-changing. You may be worried about your reputation, your career, your family or what happens next.
Our criminal and regulatory law solicitors provide clear, practical advice to help you understand your position and protect your interests from the outset.
Whether you are facing a police investigation, attending an interview under caution, or dealing with a professional or regulatory body, we are here to support and represent you every step of the way.
Tees Law does not provide Legal Aid. You can find more information here about Legal Aid and eligibility requirements.
Early legal advice can make a critical difference
Seeking legal advice at the earliest opportunity can make a significant difference to the outcome of your case.
Even if you believe you have done nothing wrong, anything you say during an interview or investigation may later be relied upon as evidence. Our solicitors can advise you before you attend interviews, explain the process clearly and ensure your rights are protected.
We regularly assist individuals with:
- Police station interviews
- Interviews under caution
- Criminal investigations
- Fraud and financial crime allegations
- Professional disciplinary proceedings
- Regulatory and enforcement investigations
I am a professional or business owner — how can you help?
If you are a director, business owner or regulated professional, allegations or investigations may have wider implications beyond the immediate legal issue.
At Tees Law, we work discreetly and strategically to help minimise disruption to your business, career and personal life.
We regularly advise:
- Company directors
- Solicitors and legal professionals
- Healthcare professionals
- Teachers and education professionals
- Financial advisers
- Senior executives and employees
Supporting you across a range of criminal matters
Our team advises individuals on a broad range of criminal matters, including:
- Fraud and financial crime
- Theft and dishonesty allegations
- Money laundering investigations
- Assault and public order offences
- Driving and motoring offences
- HMRC investigations
- Confiscation and asset restraint proceedings
- Dangerous dogs
- Bribery & corruption
- Corporate manslaughter
We understand that criminal allegations can affect every aspect of your life, and we provide sensitive, practical support throughout the process.
Regulatory and professional investigations solicitors
Regulatory investigations can have serious consequences for your professional reputation and future career.
We advise professionals, directors and senior individuals facing investigations or proceedings involving:
- Professional misconduct allegations
- Health and safety investigations
- Trading standards issues
- Environmental enforcement
- Regulatory compliance concerns
- Director conduct investigations
- Proceedings before the traffic commissioner court
- Firearms licensing and appeals
- Companies house investigations
- Insolvency agency investigations
- Information Commissioner investigations
- Planning, enforcement and prosecutions
- Care Quality Commission investigations
- Inquests
Our solicitors understand the importance of protecting both your legal position and your reputation.
Legal and financial advice under one roof
Tees is a top-tier Legal 500 firm offering joined-up legal and financial services. We have our own independent financial advisers (IFAs), who work closely with our lawyers.
Our advisers provide holistic financial planning, and as we are not connected to any one provider, we can offer a whole-of-market approach for the range of products we can advise on. We can also give independent advice for a whole range of insurance products to protect you and your family. Our IFAs are regulated and authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority, which means we’re accountable for the advice we give.
Get in touch today, we’re here to help
We advise businesses and individuals facing criminal investigations and prosecutions, providing clear, practical advice to help protect their interests. Our experience covers a range of business-related criminal matters, with an understanding of the potential impact on both the business and those responsible for running it.
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