Kati Reitsak
Of Counsel
Estonian, English, Russian, Finnish
Kati has more than twenty years of experience in the field of law enforcement and holds deep expertise in criminal law, criminal procedure management and international cooperation.
She advises the firm on criminal law matters and provides strategic support in criminal proceedings.
Kati began her career as an assistant prosecutor at the Northern District Prosecutor’s Office before moving on to the Office of the Prosecutor General, where she served as a State Prosecutor for the past fifteen years. At the Office of the Prosecutor General, she led complex criminal proceedings at both the national and international level, representing the Republic of Estonia in cross-border legal cooperation. She has years of experience in the Supervisory Department of the Office of the Prosecutor General, where, in addition to handling appeals, she advised prosecutors on surveillance and covert investigation regulations.
Her experience at the Office of the Prosecutor General creates exceptional added value – a deep understanding of state prosecution strategy, the logic of evidence gathering and assessment, and the considerations behind procedural decisions enables her to offer clients advice grounded in first-hand knowledge of how various law enforcement and prosecutorial authorities carry out their day-to-day work.
*According to Art. 40 (3) of the Bar Association Act, this person does not provide legal services. She is assisting the attorneys.
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Education/ Qualification
Education/ Qualification
2017
Estonian Business School, International Business Administration, Master's Degree
2005
University of Tartu, Faculty of Law / Officially equated to Master’s degree
Kati has more than twenty years of experience in the field of law enforcement and holds deep expertise in criminal law, criminal procedure management and international cooperation.
She advises the firm on criminal law matters and provides strategic support in criminal proceedings.
Kati began her career as an assistant prosecutor at the Northern District Prosecutor’s Office before moving on to the Office of the Prosecutor General, where she served as a State Prosecutor for the past fifteen years. At the Office of the Prosecutor General, she led complex criminal proceedings at both the national and international level, representing the Republic of Estonia in cross-border legal cooperation. She has years of experience in the Supervisory Department of the Office of the Prosecutor General, where, in addition to handling appeals, she advised prosecutors on surveillance and covert investigation regulations.
Her experience at the Office of the Prosecutor General creates exceptional added value – a deep understanding of state prosecution strategy, the logic of evidence gathering and assessment, and the considerations behind procedural decisions enables her to offer clients advice grounded in first-hand knowledge of how various law enforcement and prosecutorial authorities carry out their day-to-day work.
*According to Art. 40 (3) of the Bar Association Act, this person does not provide legal services. She is assisting the attorneys.
Practice areas
Education/ Qualification
2017
Estonian Business School, International Business Administration, Master's Degree
2005
University of Tartu, Faculty of Law / Officially equated to Master’s degree
Kati has more than twenty years of experience in the field of law enforcement and holds deep expertise in criminal law, criminal procedure management and international cooperation.
She advises the firm on criminal law matters and provides strategic support in criminal proceedings.
Kati began her career as an assistant prosecutor at the Northern District Prosecutor’s Office before moving on to the Office of the Prosecutor General, where she served as a State Prosecutor for the past fifteen years. At the Office of the Prosecutor General, she led complex criminal proceedings at both the national and international level, representing the Republic of Estonia in cross-border legal cooperation. She has years of experience in the Supervisory Department of the Office of the Prosecutor General, where, in addition to handling appeals, she advised prosecutors on surveillance and covert investigation regulations.
Her experience at the Office of the Prosecutor General creates exceptional added value – a deep understanding of state prosecution strategy, the logic of evidence gathering and assessment, and the considerations behind procedural decisions enables her to offer clients advice grounded in first-hand knowledge of how various law enforcement and prosecutorial authorities carry out their day-to-day work.
*According to Art. 40 (3) of the Bar Association Act, this person does not provide legal services. She is assisting the attorneys.