Sarah Przybylska

Criminal Regulatory

Sarah has experience in a wide range of quasi-criminal areas.

• She is instructed in health and safety litigation, including fatality cases, where her ability to assimilate large volumes of material has proved invaluable. She has applied her academic prowess and the tactical awareness forged in her prosecution practice to good effect.
• She has a strong advisory practice, often dealing with confidential matters of the utmost sensitivity. She has recently advised private clients on their potential exposure in areas including corporate fraud, Advertising Standards Authority investigations, overseas mercenary activities, the obligations of landlords of houses in multiple occupancy, and the reading of employees’ private emails.

Notable Cases:

R v Osborne

Prosecution of Darren Osborne who drove a van into a group of people outside the Muslim Welfare House in Finsbury Park last June, killing Makram Ali, 51, and injuring many others. Osborne was sentenced to life with a minimum term of 43 years following his convictions for murder and attempted murder.

R v Rooftop Rooms

Prosecuted a company, its directors and the site foreman for manslaughter and health and safety offences following the death of an apprentice.

Project A

Advised a client who was subject to an Interpol Red Notice following the institution of a politically motivated prosecution in their home country. The Red Notice was removed.

Project Q

Advised a high-profile couple on entering into a surrogacy arrangement overseas.