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Nadeem Afzal - Criminal Law Advocate

Nadeem Afzal has been representing clients at the police station and crown courts for over 13 years.  He has worked as a consultant for some of the leading criminal law firms in the country.

He has extensive experience of representing clients arrested or charged with the following offences:

1.   Fraud

2.   Drug Supply

3.   Murder/Violent offences

4.   Terrorism

It is very important that if you have been arrested, that you receive expert advice at the police station to ensure that your legal rights are protected.

Nadeem Afzal regularly appears in Crown Court trials throughout the country. He can also represents clients arrested at police stations for serious and complex crimes.

Should you wish to discuss your case, please contact Nadeem on:

Emergency Tel: 0785 222 6702

Email: nadeemafzal73@gmail.com

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