Every individual has the right to a defense — regardless of the charges brought against them, their social standing, or professional position. The right to defense is a cornerstone of the rule of law, one of the most fundamental civil liberties, and a basic guarantee of a fair criminal trial. It is also a mission that I carry out every day as an attorney specializing in criminal law.

An attorney must defend. Criminal defense is not merely a professional obligation — it is an expression of courage, loyalty, and faith in justice. For me, it is one of the most meaningful roles I fulfill in life. In the prosecutor’s office and in the courtroom, I am the voice of the accused — their shield and their hope.

My legal training, completed in Wrocław under the patronage of the distinguished attorney Wojciech Krzysztoporski, as well as my work at a renowned law office in Wrocław, allowed me to learn the legal profession from the ground up. I gained practical knowledge and skills essential to handling both civil and criminal cases. Although early in my career I was fascinated by commercial civil law, it was criminal cases that made me realize that defense work is my true calling.

First as a trainee attorney and later as an Attorney at Law practicing in Wrocław, I have appeared in high-profile criminal proceedings. These included cases involving bribery in retail chains and professional football, the so-called “Warsaw reprivatization” cases, and the Świdnica “Boxers’ Gang” case. I have repeatedly represented clients in lustration proceedings and conducted defense activities in cases involving drug production, VAT carousel fraud, fictitious invoices, and crimes related to the Forex market. I have also participated in criminal proceedings involving police officers, physicians, soldiers, senior executives, and professional legal representatives — reflecting the high level of trust placed in me by clients and fellow professionals.

At this stage of my professional path, criminal law remains closest to my personal predispositions. Over the years, I have learned to listen before a client begins to speak. I believe that a good attorney does not stand above the client, but stands alongside them — next to those who need support. My law office in Wrocław represents both defendants and victims. A significant portion of the cases we handle involve drug offenses, sexual offenses, white-collar and economic crimes, crimes against life and health, as well as minor criminal matters, such as driving under the influence of alcohol.

Despite my strong focus on criminal law, my practice is not limited exclusively to this field. Clients are welcome to consult me on other legal matters as well.