The criminal justice system can be daunting, but you don’t need to go through it alone. Our Criminal lawyers are here to guide you every step of the way.
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There are more serious offences in Canada than just those outlined in the Criminal Code. There are a wide variety of provincial and municipal offences that can result in serious penalties. Many lawyers refer to this area of law as “quasi-criminal law.”
At Neuberger & Partners LLP, our lawyers are adept at handling all types of offences, whether within the bounds of the Criminal Code or part of another act or regulation. We are committed to protecting the rights of those accused of quasi-crimes throughout Ontario. This commitment is demonstrated by the comprehensive, detail-oriented approach we take to our clients’ cases.
Our lawyers thoroughly investigate the circumstances that led to your charges. We frequently work with experts in a variety of fields, from forensic accountants to environmental specialists. Through this careful and diligent review, we will work to develop a complete defence strategy that meets your needs.
Neuberger & Partners LLP has successfully worked on numerous provincial or municipal offences not covered under the Criminal Code of Canada. Examples include prosecutions concerning:
Additionally, our lawyers are skilled at handling extradition cases involving crimes committed in other countries such as the United States.
Founded in 1993, Neuberger & Partners LLP is a high profile Toronto law firm with exclusive focus on criminal law. Our lawyers have represented clients in simple, complex and high-profile cases throughout the Greater Toronto Area and across Ontario.
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