Navigating the maze
Hickman & Rose represent individual and corporate clients caught up in the most serious legal difficulties.
We use the skills and strategies of both criminal and civil litigation to provide our clients with the best possible legal advice, whatever problems they face.
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Hickman & Rose’s lawyers are acknowledged among the best in the country at representing individuals and organisations caught up in the most serious – and consequential – legal difficulties.
Experts in criminal, regulatory and civil law, our specialist solicitors and barristers come together to work in bespoke multi-disciplinary teams, each of which is tailored to a client’s needs.
Established in 1991 with a founding commitment to hold the state to account, Hickman & Rose is now one of the UK’s leading litigation boutiques.
We are a ‘go to’ firm for corporate crime, White-Collar fraud and privately funded serious and general crime cases. We handle the sensitive legal affairs of clients who demand a high level of discretion. We are respected for our pioneering human rights and civil liberties work, particularly as it relates to the criminal justice system.
Hickman & Rose’s Jenny Wiltshire has issued a statement to the press regarding the contempt of court proceedings faced by her client, the barrister Rajiv Menon KC of Garden Court Chambers.
Mr…
Hickman & Rose’s Head of Serious and General Crime Jenny Wiltshire has spoken to the Law Society Gazette about the impact social media ‘influencers’ can have on a fair trial.
Jenny, together…
The FCA’s Regulatory Decisions Committee has discontinued market abuse proceedings brought against a Hickman & Rose client.
Hickman & Rose’s client was accused of disclosing…
Hickman & Rose is pleased to be recognised again by Chambers & Partners’ High Net Worth guide as operating at the highest possible level for financial crime defence.
For the fourth year…
Criminal conduct often involves the exploitation of trust. But while many criminal offences involve a breach of trust, “abuse of position of trust” has a specific meaning in relation to sexual…
Hickman & Rose’s Humzah Ilyas has featured in the UK and international media following the acquittal of his and Jenny Wiltshire’s client Micheal Ward of all charges after a trial at Snaresbrook…
Bartholomew Dalton and Jenny Wiltshire have written an article for Criminal Law Week on the CPS’s “most surprising” retrospective application of the law which makes adult rape committed overseas…
Senior Associate Bartholomew Dalton has written for Criminal Law Week about the disturbing case of an 18-year-old remand prisoner who was held unlawfully in prison for six days after he should have…
For the first time, the High Court has fully examined the law concerning a public inquiry’s ability to compel in-person attendance of a witness living overseas. In this blog, civil litigation…
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