Advokatfirmaet Dietrichson
Legal representation for individuals in criminal, immigration, family and compensation cases
About Advokatfirmaet Dietrichson
Advokatfirmaet Dietrichson is an Oslo law firm specialising in criminal, immigration, compensation, and child and family law. It also provides assistance in contract and administrative law.
The firm represents individuals, including people seeking compensation after wrongful prosecution or a criminal offence. It was founded in 1997.
Product: Legal advice and representation in criminal, immigration, compensation, child and family, contract and administrative law.
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