Theft

Allegations of theft or robbery often arise from conflicting accounts, complex situational factors and assumptions that do not always withstand detailed scrutiny. As with many areas of criminal and civil dispute, the outcome can turn on small but significant nuances—intent, identification, ownership, and the reliability of witness or physical evidence. Misunderstandings, mistaken identity, or incomplete disclosure frequently complicate these cases, making early, informed legal guidance essential. 

We focus on finding the most effective path to resolution, whether through negotiation, restorative options, diversionary schemes, or challenging the strength and admissibility of the evidence at an early stage. Our aim is to secure proportionate, practical outcomes that minimise escalation and protect clients’ long-term interests.

If proceedings become unavoidable, we collaborate with leading criminal counsel to present a robust, well-structured defence. Throughout the process, we guide clients with clarity and discretion, recognising the stress and uncertainty these allegations can bring. Our role is to navigate the complexities, manage the risks, and work towards the best achievable resolution at every stage.