Legal 500 Leading Firm 2026 / The Time Best Law Firms 2026 / 40+ Years of Expert Legal Practice in London
Legal 500 Leading Firm 2026 / The Time Best Law Firms 2026 / 40+ Years of Expert Legal Practice in London
Recognised as a Legal 500 Leading Firm 2026 and included in The Times Best Law Firms 2026, Lewis Nedas Law represents individuals facing investigations and prosecutions involving indecent images, extreme pornography, computer misuse and cybercrime throughout London and England & Wales.
If you have been contacted by the police, the National Crime Agency (NCA) or another investigating authority regarding allegations involving indecent images, online offences or computer crime, obtaining specialist legal advice at the earliest opportunity is essential. Contact our criminal defence solicitors on +44 20 7387 2032 or complete our online enquiry form for confidential legal advice.
Call +44 20 7387 2032 Make a Confidential EnquiryInvestigations involving computers, mobile devices and online activity are among the most technically complex areas of criminal law. These cases often depend upon detailed digital forensic evidence, internet activity, downloaded material and expert analysis of electronic devices.
Allegations involving indecent images or prohibited material can have profound legal, professional and personal consequences. Our solicitors provide clear, confidential advice from the earliest stage of an investigation through to Crown Court proceedings and appeals where appropriate.
Lewis Nedas Law is recognised for its work in serious criminal defence.
Our credentials include:
Recognised as a Legal 500 Leading Firm 2026
Included in The Times Best Law Firms 2026
More than 40 years' experience in criminal defence
Partner-led legal representation
Extensive experience in cybercrime and serious criminal investigations
Representation before Magistrates' Courts, Crown Courts and the Court of Appeal
Close collaboration with leading King's Counsel and independent digital forensic experts where appropriate
Every case is assessed individually, with advice based upon the evidence, the applicable law and your circumstances.
Cybercrime covers a broad range of criminal allegations involving computers, mobile devices and digital networks. These may include:
Computer misuse offences
Unauthorised access to computer systems
Data theft
Fraud carried out using electronic communications
Identity fraud
Online financial crime
Malware offences
Email compromise
Digital communications offences
Many investigations are conducted by specialist police units or the National Crime Agency and frequently involve extensive forensic examination of electronic devices.
Police investigations involving indecent images commonly concern allegations of:
Possession of indecent images of children
Making indecent images
Distribution of indecent images
Prohibited images of children
Extreme pornographic images
Online image sharing
Peer-to-peer file sharing
These investigations often involve the seizure and forensic examination of computers, mobile telephones, tablets, storage devices and cloud-based accounts. Our solicitors advise clients throughout every stage of the investigation and explain the legal process in clear, practical terms.
Digital evidence is central to many cybercrime prosecutions. Our solicitors carefully examine:
Computer forensic reports
Mobile telephone evidence
Internet activity
Download records
Device ownership
User attribution
Cloud storage evidence
Search history
Metadata
Disclosure provided by the prosecution
Where appropriate, we instruct independent digital forensic experts to review the prosecution evidence.
Investigations frequently begin with:
Search warrants
Arrest
Voluntary interviews
Seizure of electronic devices
Requests for PIN numbers or passwords
Digital forensic examination
These investigations can continue for many months while forensic analysis is completed. Early legal advice helps protect your legal position from the outset.
Lewis Nedas Law has extensive experience representing clients facing complex cybercrime investigations and serious criminal allegations involving digital evidence. The firm has acted in cases involving computer misuse, online fraud, digital communications offences and allegations concerning indecent images.
Tony Meisels has extensive experience representing clients accused of offences involving indecent images of children, extreme pornographic images and related computer crime investigations. He works alongside experienced criminal defence colleagues, leading King's Counsel and independent digital forensic experts where appropriate.
If your home has been searched or your electronic devices have been seized:
Early legal advice enables your solicitor to review the evidence, explain your legal position and prepare an appropriate defence strategy.
Electronic devices are usually examined by specialist forensic officers before any charging decision is made.
Many investigations take several months due to the volume of digital evidence requiring examination.
That depends on the investigation and any subsequent court proceedings.
Yes. A voluntary interview is conducted under caution and legal advice should be obtained beforehand.
Yes. We advise clients throughout London and across England and Wales.
If you are under investigation or facing prosecution for allegations involving indecent images, extreme pornography or computer crime, obtaining specialist legal advice at the earliest opportunity can make a significant difference.
Lewis Nedas Law is recognised as a Legal 500 Leading Firm 2026 and included in The Times Best Law Firms 2026. Your matter will be handled by Tony Meisels, who has extensive experience advising clients facing complex cybercrime and indecent image investigations.
To speak with Tony Meisels or a member of our criminal defence team, call +44 20 7387 2032 or complete our online enquiry form to arrange a confidential consultation.
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