Recognised by The Legal 500, Gerard Maye Legal is a leading UK criminal defence Solicitor.
Early intervention can be critical in criminal matters, so we recommend seeking advice as soon as possible.
Early intervention can be critical in criminal matters, so we recommend seeking advice as soon as possible.
Our criminal defence team is highly experienced in complex financial and corporate investigations, civil fraud litigation as well as criminal prosecutions.
Learn MoreMatters involving Confiscation Proceedings are a specialist area of the law, and can carry serious consequences for the defendant.
Learn MoreIf you have been accused of, or are connected with, a criminal offence regarding a regulatory matter, instructing an expert lawyer is the first step in successfully defending your case.
Learn MoreIf you are accused of or connected with a sexual offence, it is vital that you seek the very best advice at the earliest stage.
Learn MoreWe have successfully defended the reputation of many clients who have been linked to cases involving serious crime, including multi-handed cases of violence.
Learn MoreThe majority of criminal prosecutions take place in the Magistrates Court. Our team of expert criminal defence lawyers will advise you on your case and our advocates will represent you before the court.
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Gerard Maye is a leading specialist in Criminal Defence work and is one of the most respected lawyers in the South East. Gerard has been recognised for excellence by Chambers UK and the Legal 500 for criminal work.
His priority is to deliver exceptional service to clients at all times and provide support at a time when it’s needed most.
Gerard realises that he is called upon at a distressing time in a person’s life, for example when you have been arrested by the police, lost your job, been involved in an incident and his aim is to provide reassurance and support as well as professional help. We always recommend that disputes – litigation, court proceedings – are avoided if at all possible and encourage people to seek legal help at an early stage, which may save time, costs and emotional distress.
