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Fortes, Lopes, Siebner Criminal Law Office

The office

Founded in 2020, Fortes, Lopes, Siebner Advogados is a firm focused on Criminal Law which, through personalized service, with discretion and zeal, seeks to perform a unique and singular work in the performance of its cases, striving for proximity and personality with its clients.

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Areas of expertise

The firm provides legal advice to its clients in different spheres of activity, both judicially and out-of-court.

In court, in addition to monitoring its clients' cases on a daily basis, the firm has a strong presence in the country's Superior Courts (Superior Court of Justice and Federal Supreme Court).

In out-of-court, the firm provides legal advice and works in the preliminary stages of investigation.

Moreover, it should be noted that the firm represents the interest of its clients in the most varied areas and spheres of Criminal Law.

Criminal law

The Fortes, Lopes, Siebner Advogados works in all stages of the criminal process, from the preliminary stages of the investigation, such as the drawing up of a police report and the monitoring of a police investigation, to representation in court, before ordinary and higher instances.

In addition, it has extensive experience in criminal enforcement.

Economic Criminal Law

The office has a team of expert lawyers, with experience in advising executives of small and large companies throughout the country on issues related to economic, financial, tax, administrative and bidding crimes, as well as asset fraud, money laundering and consumer relations.

Victim Support

Another extremely important activity performed by the office is the support and provision of legal assistance to victims - representation at police stations to issue an occurrence report, follow-up on a police investigation, filing of a criminal complaint, and representation in court as an accusation assistant.

Partners

Articles, Interviews and News

March 15, 2025

Legal Consultant ("Conjur") | The Superior Court of Justice (STJ) ruled that being part of the Unified Public Security System (SUSP) does not authorize municipal guards to carry out patrol activities typically reserved for police forces. The decision reinforces the constitutional competence of the Military Police to carry out street policing. The case involved the work of the firm, which defended the interpretation that the SUSP does not grant municipal guards policing powers.

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Contact

Avenida Marquês de São Vicente, 230, cjs. 601/602, Várzea da Barra Funda, São Paulo/SP, 01139-000

(11) 3392-2253

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