Hickman & Rose are litigation specialists.
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.
Hickman & Rose are litigation specialists. We use the skills and strategies of criminal and civil litigation to provide our clients with the best possible legal representation, whatever difficulties they may face.
Our work can be divided into the following four main areas:
Established in 1991 with a founding commitment to hold the state to account, Hickman & Rose has become 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.
Toby Wilton has been quoted across the print and broadcast media following the IOPC’s announcement that it is investigating four former police officers for potential gross misconduct in the Andrew…
Hickman & Rose is proud to be recognised again as one of the country’s leading law firms in the 2025 edition of the Legal 500 directory.
The firm’s ‘outstanding’ Serious and…
At the tail end of July, as the legal world’s thoughts turned to warm Mediterranean sunshine and chilled rosé wine, the Court of Appeal published its judgment in what is presumably the final…
Head of Regulatory Law Andrew Katzen has written an article for the Law Society Gazette on the Solicitors Regulation Authority’s proposals to change its fining powers for misconduct.
The…
In July 2024 the media reported the case of a restaurant in London’s Mayfair that was forcibly closed and fined over £15,000 after mouse droppings were found in its kitchen.
Environmental…
Bartholomew Dalton has provided a legal commentary in Criminal Law Week on how Domestic Violence Protection Orders (DVPOs) are being dealt with by Magistrates’ Courts.
DVPOs came into force…
Hickman & Rose client Carlo Palombo has been granted permission to appeal his EURIBOR related criminal conviction, together with Tom Hayes’ LIBOR-related conviction, to the Supreme Court.
In…
The latest edition of Blackstone’s Magistrates’ Court Handbook, co-written by Hickman & Rose’s Bartholomew Dalton, has been published and is available for purchase.
Authored with Hodge Jones…
Andrew Malkinson’s solicitor Toby Wilton has been quoted in the media following the release of an independent inquiry into the Criminal Cases Review Commission’s handling of the case.
The review,…
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