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Hickman & Rose again ranked “Band 1” for financial crime defence in Chambers HNW guide

Hickman & Rose again ranked “Band 1” for financial crime defence in Chambers HNW guide

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…

Abuse of trust sexual offences: what are they? How do prosecutions work? What steps should accused people take?

Abuse of trust sexual offences: what are they? How do prosecutions work? What steps should accused people take?

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…

‘Top Boy’ actor Micheal Ward cleared of all charges

‘Top Boy’ actor Micheal Ward cleared of all charges

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…

Jenny Wiltshire and Bartholomew Dalton on retrospective application of Sexual Offences Act

Jenny Wiltshire and Bartholomew Dalton on retrospective application of Sexual Offences Act

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…

“Here we go again…again” Bartholomew Dalton on another prison habeas corpus scandal

“Here we go again…again” Bartholomew Dalton on another prison habeas corpus scandal

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…

Extra-territoriality and public inquiries: Divisional Court rules overseas witnesses can be compelled to attend public inquiries

Extra-territoriality and public inquiries: Divisional Court rules overseas witnesses can be compelled to attend public inquiries

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…

Christopher Houssemayne du Boulay in LSG on Serious Fraud Office’s “uncertain future”

Christopher Houssemayne du Boulay in LSG on Serious Fraud Office’s “uncertain future”

Business Crime partner Christopher Houssemayne du Boulay has been quoted in a Law Society Gazette article on the “uncertain future” of the Serious Fraud Office.

Christopher addresses various…

Jenny Wiltshire is Law Society Gazette’s “Lawyer in the News” for Rajiv Menon KC contempt appeal

Jenny Wiltshire is Law Society Gazette’s “Lawyer in the News” for Rajiv Menon KC contempt appeal

Hickman & Rose’s Head of Serious and General Crime Jenny Wiltshire has again featured as the Law Society Gazette’s “Lawyer in the News”: this time for her work on behalf of Rajiv Menon KC.

Hickman & Rose client secures indemnity costs in “wrong” and “opportunistic” contempt case

Hickman & Rose client secures indemnity costs in “wrong” and “opportunistic” contempt case

Hickman & Rose client, the specialist IP law firm Stobbs, has secured indemnity costs after a judge ruled that a contempt of court action brought against it and two of its lawyers was “wrong” and…