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OFSI gears up to use its civil enforcement powers

Rachel Barnes, Patrick Hill & Genevieve Woods have recently published an article on UK sanctions enforcement, originally...

7th March 2019

Officers cleared of misconduct over death of Sean Rigg in custody

Five police officers were cleared of all allegations concerning the death of Sean Rigg in custody over 10 years ago. ...

1st March 2019

Sanctions enforcement set to increase

Rachel Barnes, Patrick Hill and Genevieve Woods have co-authored an article on sanctions in the January 2019 issue of...

8th February 2019

BBC Asian Network editor found not guilty of ‘honest mistake’

BBC Asian Network's head of news has been found not guilty over the naming of a sexual abuse victim in a live radio...

21st January 2019

Richard Wormald appointed Queen’s Counsel

Our warmest congratulations go to Richard Wormald on his appointment as Queen's Counsel, which will take effect from 11th...

10th January 2019

Patrick Gibbs QC & Ben Summers win Legal 500 Awards

Chambers are delighted to announce that Patrick Gibbs QC & Ben Summers have both won Legal 500 Awards for Public Law Silk...

3rd January 2019

South Thanet election agent acquitted

Nathan Gray has been acquitted by a jury at Southwark Crown Court of offences of forgery and knowingly submitting a false...

14th December 2018

Japanese pilot sentenced

Katsutoshi Jitsukawa, a Japan Airlines pilot, has been sentenced to 10 months' imprisonment after being arrested at Heathrow...

30th November 2018

Politically motivated extradition request by Turkey refused

Westminster Magistrates' Court discharged three men alleged to be leaders of the Gulenist movement. The court found that the...

28th November 2018

Seminar: Protecting Clients Before Charge

Three Raymond Buildings hosted a crime seminar which took place on 21st November at The Clubhouse Holborn addressing critical...

22nd November 2018