1 Jul 2020
Hickman & Rose’s Head of Civil Litigation Daniel Machover, along with Lord Simon Woolley, Dame Una O’Brien, Sir Robert Francis QC and Vic Rayner have been quoted in a Guardian report of a…
15 Jun 2020
Hickman & Rose’s Daniel Machover and Helen Stone, together with barrister colleagues Tom Stoate of Garden Court Chambers and Adam Straw of Doughty Street Chambers have written the Legal Action…
11 Jun 2020
Head of Civil Litigation Daniel Machover has written an opinion article in The Times newspaper on the prospects for a full statutory public inquiry into the Covid-19 pandemic.
Daniel warns that…
12 May 2020
Head of Serious and General Crime Jenny Wiltshire has been quoted in the Guardian commenting on some of the issues raised by the case of Belly Mujinga, who died of Coronavirus after being spat on…
6 May 2020
Head of Civil Litigation Daniel Machover has written an article in the Guardian on the urgent need for a full public inquiry into the Covid-19 pandemic.
Daniel argues that although the UK is still…
4 May 2020
Daniel Machover has been quoted in the British Medical Journal (BMJ) expressing concern about the Chief Coroner’s advice to coroners regarding the role of PPE provision in Covid-19 deaths.
Daniel…
27 Apr 2020
Ben has written an article for the Euronews website examining how Unexplained Wealth Orders can impact on financial advisors to HNW individuals.
Ben explains that while UWOs are normally…
22 Apr 2020
Head of Civil Litigation Daniel Machover has told the Independent why he thinks a statutory public inquiry in the Covid-19 pandemic is the best way to determine how the UK Government has handled the…
31 Mar 2020
Head of Serious and General Crime Jenny Wiltshire has been quoted in the Law Society Gazette regarding some police force’s responses to Covid-19.
She told the magazine: “Based on incidents which…
24 Mar 2020
Jenny Wiltshire has been quoted in the Guardian urging the police to conduct a ‘wholesale review’ following the quashing of her client Omar Boucher’s criminal conviction by the Court of Appeal.
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