In economic crime cases, the charge rarely rests on witness evidence: it rests on accounting records, contracts and financial flows. We analyse these documents ourselves, to check what they really prove and to build a defence on facts.
For a business that has suffered loss, we reconstruct the facts, quantify the damage and file a documented complaint. Where possible, we request the seizure of assets to preserve the chances of recovering them.
In Neuchâtel, these cases are investigated by the Public Prosecutor’s Office. Complex cases with an intercantonal or international dimension may fall to the Office of the Attorney General of Switzerland. In tax matters, tax evasion is prosecuted by the tax authority, while tax fraud is a matter for the criminal courts.