Our Cases

 

R v G - Blackfriars Crown Court

Confiscation proceedings arising out of a drugs conspiracy which included alleged hidden assets in Iran. After a five day contested hearing, the Judge ruled that there were no hidden assets. ...

R v Z - Southwark Crown Court

Confiscation proceedings arising out of a conspiracy to traffic into the UK and conspiracy to control prostitution; one of the largest cases of its type ever prosecuted by CPS London....

R v S - Central Criminal Court

Confiscation proceedings arising out of a conspiracy to import firearms into the UK. This was the largest-ever weapons seizure on the UK mainland....

R v N - Croydon Crown Court

Defendant charged with producing cannabis and unauthorised use of electricity. After substantial representations from the Defence, the proceedings were discontinued on the basis that the defendant had been a victim of human trafficking....

R v G - Supreme Court

A leading UK case in the Supreme Court regarding whether in confiscation proceedings jurisdiction was lost when there had been excessive delay in the Crown Court....

R v A - Snaresbrook Crown Court

Currently representing client charged conspire to steal & 18 further counts of theft – case ongoing....

R v P Snaresbrook Crown Court

ongoing case where client has been charged with throwing ammonia over victim – case ongoing....

R v A Harrow Crown Court

Currently representing defendant charged Attempted Murder & Perverting Course of Justice- Case ongoing....

R v - Chelmsford Crown Court

Represented defendant charged with Supply of Class A ...

R v T - St Albans Crown Court

Successfully acquitted of kidnap and assault charges....

R v E

charged with concealing/disguising/converting/removing criminal property. https://www.plymouthherald.co.uk/news/local-news/drugs-kingpin-lived-life-bling-324278 ...

R v R

Snaresbrook Crown Court –Defendant charged with conspiracy to transfer a prohibited weapon and possession of a prohibited weapon with intent to endanger in life. http://www.voice-online.co.uk/article/gang-members-jailed-possessing-machine-gun ...

Ghana v G

A very complex extradition case representing a defendant wanted for murder in Ghana. The defence were assisted in the case by the Death Penalty Project and Reprieve. The High Court ruled that the defendant should not be extradited. They stated that the...

Greece v I

Represented the defendant in extradition proceedings against the Greek Government. The defendant was a former Judge in Greece who was wanted on charges of bribery and corruption. The extradition was challenged on the basis...

R v K - (Old Bailey)

Secured the unanimous acquittal of the defendant on two counts of attempted murder, possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life, & possession of a firearm. The Prosecution’s case was that the shooting, which was captured on CCTV, was the...

R v S - Kingston Crown Court

Conspiracy to commit robbery offences on cash in transit vans and jewellers. This included an offence in Preston where a London-based group of robbers targeted a jewelers and took over £250,000 worth of items. The defendant had very damaging previous...

R v P - Court of Appeal

A death by dangerous driving case in which the defendant was originally sentenced to four years and nine months. This was later successfully appealed and became a reported case regarding the need for courts to take into account the effect of a prison...

R v B - Croydon Crown Court

A substantial, multi-handed, £149 million MTIC fraud (one of the largest of its kind). The defendants imported mobile phones VAT-free from other EU countries and sold them on to their UK customers inclusive of VAT. They then kept the VAT instead...

R v S - Croydon Crown Court

A multi-handed and highly complicated £6million fraud prosecuted by HMRC. The defendants ran a number of companies offering accountancy services for Eastern European workers. They then submitted false self-assessment tax returns for both fictitious...

R v A Southwark Crown Court

A multi-handed and international money laundering fraud of £137 million. Multiple bureau-de-changes were used over a period of years to exchange and order vast amounts of currency which were exchanged between them. The conspiracy was so sophisticated...
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