Frequently asked

Clear answers before sensitive work begins.

Complex matters require a careful start. These answers explain who we work for, what we do and the boundaries that protect the integrity of every instruction.

01

Who instructs 365 ALTERAM?

We work primarily under the instruction of specialised defence counsel. Direct approaches from executives, companies or advisers are assessed, but active criminal matters normally require counsel involvement before substantive work begins.

02

Do you prove innocence?

No. We test what the available evidence supports, what it does not support and which reasonable alternatives remain unresolved. Findings may be supportive, adverse, mixed or inconclusive.

03

Are you a law firm?

No. We do not provide legal advice or act as counsel. Legal strategy, privilege, procedure and advocacy remain with appropriately qualified lawyers.

04

Can you operate in any country?

No firm should make that claim. The lawfulness and licensing of each activity are assessed by jurisdiction. Local fieldwork is performed only through appropriately authorised professionals where required.

05

How is a matter accepted?

Identity, legitimate purpose, source of funds, sanctions, conflicts, jurisdiction, data protection, safety and independence are reviewed before a signed Matter Charter and engagement.

06

Can case files be sent with an initial enquiry?

No. The first contact must contain only minimal neutral information. A secure evidence channel is provided only after preliminary identity and conflict checks.

07

Are fees linked to the result?

Never. No fee, bonus or discount depends on dismissal, acquittal, sentence, asset release, publicity or any other legal outcome.

08

Will adverse findings be reported?

Yes. Material inculpatory and exculpatory findings are assessed to the same standard and escalated to instructing counsel.