Bail Review | Daley Byers | Criminal Lawyers that will fight for your rights!

BAIL REVIEWS – GET OUT OF JAIL

Bail reviews are crucial to a successful defense.

Why you need the lawyers at Daley, Byers for bail.

Availability: The criminal bail lawyers at Daley, Byers are available 24/7.
We offer service on short notice, weekends, holidays and of course weekdays. Bail lawyers must be available on 3-24 hours notice. We have a team of lawyers to accommodate this need
Geographical locations: We have 15 offices – were probably the largest criminal defense lawyer.
Our team of lawyers and associates accommodate any court location in the Province of Ontario
Attendance at jails: Were ready to attend your bail hearing or review
Lawyers at Daley, Byers are willing to attend jails to prepare their clients for a bail hearing
Preparation of sureties: We’ve handled hundreds of bails.
Preparing a plan for release and preparing sureties for the presentation of their evidence is crucial to a successful bail hearing. We make the time guarantee the sureties are ready to give evidence
Review of Facts: The bail hearing is the first opportunity to obtain disclosure from the Crown. Careful consideration of cross examination is essential.
Restrictions on liberty: Bail orders often include numerous restrictions on an accused’s liberty. It is our job to ensure these restrictions are kept to an absolute minimum.
Negotiate with Crown attorney: In some instances, it is possible to negotiate with the Crown attorney for a consent release of the accused.
Getting the case called: One of the problems with bail courts is that they are often over crowded. Our experienced lawyers will make every effort to ensure that your bail hearing will take place the first day it is before the court.
99% success rate: Our success rate on bail matters is incredible.

Cost to Defend Bail Review

The cost of defending a Bail Review will depend on the nature and complexity of the case. Our fee for a Bail Review varies. On average, our minimum engagement for a Bail Review begins at $3,000. The final retainer may vary based on the circumstances of the charge, the amount of work required, and whether the retainer can be paid as a lump sum upfront or requires an alternative payment arrangement.

Because every case is different, we encourage you to speak with us before making any financial commitment. Our team will review your situation, explain the anticipated legal fees, and help you determine whether retaining private counsel is the right option for your case.