14 May 2025
Civil Litigation solicitor Toby Wilton has been quoted in the media calling for the Government to increase the total potential compensation paid to victims of the most serious miscarriages of…
1 May 2025
Daniel Machover and Ellie Cornish have been quoted in the media following the IOPC’s decision to press ahead with a gross misconduct hearing of the police firearms officer who shot dead Chris Kaba.
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28 Apr 2025
The UK Parliament is debating a proposed new law which, if enacted, would enable terminally ill people to be provided with assistance to end their own lives, subject to safeguards and protections.
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17 Apr 2025
When it goes live in late 2026, the European Travel Information and Authorisation System (ETIAS) will transform the way UK citizens travel to EU countries.
Under the new arrangements, a UK…
15 Apr 2025
The rules on when a criminal conviction in the UK will be disclosed to a potential employer on a DBS check are codified and clear-cut.
There is an established procedure by which the recipient…
1 Apr 2025
Hickman & Rose is delighted to announce that Kate Goold has rejoined the firm as a partner in its market-leading Serious and General Crime team.
Kate originally joined Hickman & Rose in…
12 Feb 2025
Hickman & Rose client Andrew Malkinson has succeeded in his statutory claim to be compensated for more than 17 years spent in prison for a crime he did not commit.
A year and a half after Mr…
9 Jan 2025
Peter Csemiczky has written an article for the Times newspaper in which he criticises the way many UK universities handle allegations of sexual misconduct made against students.
Peter points out…
9 Dec 2024
Every year UK police forces issue thousands of so-called “simple cautions”: a formal process in which a person admits their guilt to a minor offence, whereupon the police take no further action.
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15 Nov 2024
Civil litigation partner Stefano Ruis has been quoted in The Guardian newspaper in relation to Andy Malkinson’s battle for compensation after spending 17 years in prison for crime he did not…
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