In recent years, a number of high-profile cases have led to campaigns for greater protection…
During the course of 2016 members of chambers have been instructed to represent the freehold…
Next year could see an end to maximum credit for many defendants pleading guilty. The…
When imposing a fine, the court must take into account the means of the offender…
The deadline of 12 October 2016 for responses to HMRC’s consultation document “Strengthening Tax Avoidance…
A Deferred Prosecution Agreement (DPA) is an agreement reached between a SFO or CPS prosecutor…
The political corruption trial of the former Premier and Government Ministers of the Turks and…
The days of gargantuan levels of MTIC fraud have passed. The reverse charge measure introduced…
Barely a week passes by without a report of a high level cyber-attack. The focus…
The issue of a registrant’s suitability to remain on the register cannot be decided without…
A review of dental over-regulation seems to herald a new system of self-regulation which will…
Recent developments in relation to inquests concerning deaths in care homes and hospitals. When a…
A distinction must be drawn between a doctor’s management, as opposed to clinical, decisions When…
The Supreme Court has reviewed the law on expert evidence in Kennedy v Cordia (Services)…
The PSA’s latest case is a helpful reminder that dishonesty covers a broad range of…
