The Thirlwall Inquiry was established in the wake of Lucy Letby's...
The article, The Modern Slavery Act 2015 and the evolution of supply chain transparency in...
Fallon Alexis and Nick Vineall KC co-author the article ‘The Timing of Call’ Fallon...
The Guide to Compliance - Edition 2 , is published by GIR, with Fallon Alexis contributing to...
In this article for The Times , Nicholas Griffin KC and Rebecca Harris...
In this month’s edition, Oliver Mosley writes for The Barrister about...
Alex Mullen, during a secondment to the sanctions team at BCL Solicitors LLP, works with John...
Deferred Prosecution Agreements (DPAs) were introduced in Jersey in March 2023 and are now...
In a judgement dated 3 March 2023, the Court of Appeal held that the current high prison...
Dennis McGrory, 75, was imprisoned for the murder and rape of a 15-year-old girl in 1975. He was...
It is vital that chambers support individuals who have suffered bullying. QEB Hollis Whiteman has...
Ruth Broadbent examines the scope of the inquiry into Sarah Everard’s murder: what exactly...
Sean Larkin QC produced a briefing note setting out a birds-eye view of the money...
This is the second in a series of podcasts by QEB Hollis Whiteman looking at the topic of a...
On 30 November 2021, Stephen Millington was sentenced to a total of 30 months’ imprisonment...
Polly Dyer co-authored an article with HHJ Hopmeier titled Benefit and Brothels. It can be...
Jason Mansell is a barrister specialising in FCA litigation. He has advised firms and...
This podcast forms part of a 4-part series on the use of drill music in criminal trials, in which...
This podcast forms part of a 4-part series on the use of drill music in criminal trials, in...
This podcast forms part of a 4-part series on the use of drill music in criminal trials in which ...
This podcast forms part of a 4-part series on the use of drill music in criminal trials, in...
Oliver Mosley of QEBHW examines gang affiliation as evidence of bad character. The word...
Tom Kark QC delivered a Seminar to the Medico Legal Society on the 10th of June 2021....
The government has now committed to a full statutory public inquiry into the Covid-19...
Tom Orpin-Massey of QEB Hollis Whiteman Chambers co-authors with David Whyte of Harris Hagan ...
Last Friday, the Court of Appeal handed down an important judgment on the interpretation...
Considering how front-line healthcare workers might protect themselves. With the 2020...
A case comment on Enchrochat and A, B, D & C and Regina [2021] EWCA Crim. The Court of Appeal...
William Boyce QC speaks about Private Prosecutions on RPC's 'Taxing Matters' podcast ...
A Briefing Note by Jason Mansell and Kathryn Hughes . In a long-awaited judgment, the Supreme...
William Boyce QC and Karen Robinson have written in The Lawyer about their recent...
Considering the admissibility of the Single Competent Authority's decision at trial Where a...
A Podcast: The Mechanics, Advantages and Potential Pitfalls of Private Prosecutions Nick...
The Covert Human Intelligence Sources (Criminal Conduct) Bill is in the process of being...
In this article for UnHerd, Adam King explores whether you can, in fact, trust a jury. Adam...
Edward Henry QC co authors article - Cardinal Pells appeal to the High Court of Australia...
The PM's recent announcement that there will be an independent inquiry into the C-19 response...
Philip Evans QC & Kyan Pucks along with Nick Nocton & Adam Epstein...
Polly Dyer co-authored an article, now featured by the Proceeds of Crime Lawyers Association. The...
The Lord Chief Justice delivered judgment in this case concerning the effect of mental health on...
High-quality CCTV and smart phone footage which captures alleged criminal activity is now a...
Further to his previous notes on the regulations imposed by the government to deal with the...
Considering how front-line healthcare workers might protect themselves. Recently, the...
Further to his previous notes on the regulations imposed by the government to deal with the...
Deaths from COVID-19 are likely to give rise to the requirement to hold inquests in a wide variety...
Adam King provides comment to the BBC as they consider the intentions of Durham Police in...
In this podcast, Sean Larkin QC , Edward Henry QC and Alexandra Felix consider the...
Ruth Broadbent with the Youth Justice Legal Centre considers the implications of R v Manning ...
Philip Stott considers R - v - Manning and the observations of the Lord Chief Justice on...
Ruth Broadbent with the Youth Justice Legal Centre considers the implications of the Guidance for...
Calls for a public inquiry into the government and state reaction to Covid-19 are mounting. But is...
Adam King considers that the new Coronavirus Regulations could tighten the lockdown...
Nicholas Griffin QC co-authors with Richard Spafford of Reed Smith LLP in an article for The...
Philip Stott considers the update in the regulations relating to the restrictions on...
Edmund Smith of Kingsley Napley and Kerry Broome of QEB...
For gambling companies, the Covid-19 crisis has further intensified political and regulatory...
David Spens QC's writes to The Times to address the need for jury trials and to consider...
Sean Larkin QC and Polly Dyer examine the judgment given by the Court of...
In this blog Sean Larkin QC reflects upon whether prosecution agencies will seek to...
Ruth Broadbent considers the case JKL’s (A Minor) Application for Judicial Review...
In this blog, Orla Daly of QEB Hollis Whiteman, reflects on her experience of a remote crown...
Since the Modern Slavery Act 2015 was passed, cases concerning trafficking and modern slavery seem...
On 25 March 2020, the Coronavirus Act 2020 (‘the 2020 Act’) received Royal Assent and...
The outbreak of Covid-19 has put a sharp focus on video link hearings in legal proceedings, and...
Further to other updates from QEB Hollis Whiteman about the revised legal landscape arising from...
This briefing note from Edward Henry QC , Susannah Stevens , Philip Stott with the...
There has been considerable news reporting recently regarding the powers of the police to enforce...
There has been great public interest in the prosecution of persons who have threatened to endanger...
Tom Kark QC's article discusses the responsibility of organisations to investigate complaints...
This article was first published on Lexis®PSL Corporate Crime on 24 July...
This article was originally published in the Health Service Journal on 12th June 2019. The...
On the 16th May Eleanor Laws QC and Dr Julia Shaw presented a seminar exploring memories as...
Nicholas Griffin QC and Kyan Pucks outline the benefits of corporate crime practitioners...
Ministers should take action to stop managers guilty of misconduct from “rattling around the...
Jocelyn Ledward considers the learning points from the case of R v Bush and Scouler, in which the...
Nadesh Karu examines Frank Field MP, Maria Miller MP and Baroness Butler-Sloss' 2nd...
On 23 May, the High Court (Lord Justice Gross and Mr Justice Sweeney) allowed an application for...
Ruth Broadbent examines the Digital Culture Media & Sport Committee’s report into fake...
The Gambling Commission's enforcement report makes for essential reading for industry lawyers...
The article can be accessed from the link here...
Eleanor Laws QC delivered a lecture at the CBA RASSO Training Seminar on the 27th of January 2018....
Pursuant to section 176 of the Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014, which inserts...
FCA fines experienced bond trader for negligent market abuse - Tom Broomfield co-authors article...
Corporate Crime analysis: Kathryn Hughes takes a closer look at the circumstances surrounding the...
Corporate Crime analysis: Discussing the Court of Justice’s judgment in MAS and MB (Taricco...
Sean Larkin QC writes for Lexis PSL on the greater appetite for prosecuting financial crimes....
Part 2 of a special two part analysis by Nicholas Griffin QC, Jason Mansell, Tom Broomfield and...
This article was first published in the Money Laundering Bulletin - you can read the article, ...
On 14 November 2017, the Cour D’Appel de Paris approved the first French ‘DPA’...
Part 1 of a special two part analysis by Nicholas Griffin QC, Jason Mansell, Tom Broomfield and...
Philip Evans QC and Tom Orpin-Massey wrote for the New Law Journal on the UK Gambling...
Philip Evans QC and Tom Orpin-Massey wrote for the iGaming Business magazine on the UK Gambling...
Public Inquiries – Finding truth but learning lessons? ...
Alexandra and Tom write for the New Law Journal....
QEBHW's Rhys Meggy has been working with Lexis®PSL, LexisNexis' practical guidance...