Chris Gillespie examines the case of R v Rose from a health and safety perspective….
Welcome to the Autumn edition of the Business Crime & Financial Services Group newsletter. In…
Howard Watkinson looks at the whys and wherefores of applying to discharge pre-charge restraint orders…
On 4 October 2017 Newcastle United lost its case against HMRC in a landmark ruling…
On November 5th 2015, Anthony Allen and Tom Conti, both previously employees of Rabobank, were…
The Government is beginning the search for a new director of the Serious Fraud Office (SFO)…
Things can change bewilderingly quickly in the world of financial sanctions. On 21st September 2017,…
On 26 June 2017, the Insurance Authority (IA) assumed its regulatory responsibilities and replaced the…
Welcome to the Autumn edition of 2 Hare Court’s Professional Discipline Newsletter. The NMC’s long…
Howard Watkinson and Joshua Carey were part of the team successfully representing HMRC in the…
In its second appeal, the GMC successfully challenged the finding of no impairment in relation…
An interim order is a crucial part of the assessment of proportionality when it comes…
The GMC successfully appealed against a tribunal’s finding of no impairment. The case demonstrates the…
The High Court considered the jurisdiction of the GMC to bring appeals, and proved willing…
The test for registration should not be confused with the test a strike off in…
