VHCC (Very High Cost Case) matters represent the most complicated and serious fraud, regulatory and criminal proceedings to come before the Higher Courts in England and Wales. They are dealt with differently by the Legal Services Commission when funded from Legal Aid. Only solicitors who have undergone strenuous examination and scrutiny as to their qualifications and experience are allowed to take on such cases.

If you are a solicitor looking to refer a matter that has become VHCC, please use the link "Solicitor Referrals".

If you are searching for a specialist VHCC qualified solicitor to defend in a serious fraud, regulatory or criminal case it is likely that the person requiring representation is already before the court and proceedings are underway. It is essential that you lose no time in instructing a suitable defence team. You can get some information about vhccsolicitor.com and Phoenix Solicitors & Advocates from these pages. We know that every case is unique and we welcome direct approaches from prospective clients. Please use the link "Contact" if you would like to send an e-mail enquiry or contact us by telephone.

Each member of the VHCC defence team at vhccsolicitor.com has been assessed and approved to represent defendants facing prosecution for fraud, regulatory and serious criminal matters that have been defined as VHCC cases. All members of our VHCC team are highly qualified and experienced practitioners who specialise in providing assistance to clients facing the most serious criminal, fraud and regulatory proceedings.

Our ethos is to pursue pro-active representation, advancing our clients' interests at all times and testing the prosecution case at every stage.  We have often found that what might initially appear to be an overwhelming case can have hidden flaws that, when exposed, lead to prosecutions collapsing. Our policy of detailed forensic scrutiny of all available evidence is the best way to seek out those flaws. 

Contact us for more information and an informal initial discussion about your case using the enquiry form on the "Contact" page - we look forward to hearing from you.