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• Category: News
  • Tom Bushnell named Times’ Lawyer of the Week for LIBOR / EURIBOR appeal success
  • Christian Bittar becomes eighth former trader to have LIBOR / EURIBOR conviction quashed
  • Helen Stone in New Law Journal on the ability of public inquiries to compel attendance of overseas witnesses
  • Court of Appeal overturns three clients’ LIBOR / EURIBOR-related convictions
  • Claire Wallace on impact of High Court privilege ruling on SRA misconduct investigations
  • Jenny Wiltshire on Court of Appeal quashing of clients’ 50-year-old convictions
  • Jenny Wiltshire issues statement on behalf of client Rajiv Menon KC
  • Jenny Wiltshire in Law Society Gazette on impact of social media influencers on criminal trials
  • ‘Top Boy’ actor Micheal Ward cleared of all charges
  • Jenny Wiltshire and Bartholomew Dalton on retrospective application of Sexual Offences Act
  • “Here we go again…again” Bartholomew Dalton on another prison habeas corpus scandal
  • Christopher Houssemayne du Boulay in LSG on Serious Fraud Office’s “uncertain future”
  • Jenny Wiltshire is Law Society Gazette’s “Lawyer in the News” for Rajiv Menon KC contempt appeal
  • Hickman & Rose client secures indemnity costs in “wrong” and “opportunistic” contempt case
  • Rajiv Menon KC wins Court of Appeal dismissal of contempt of court action
  • Christopher Houssemayne du Boulay in Financial Times article about SFO “on the ropes”
  • “The nerdiest detective novel ever”: how Hickman & Rose exposed the SFO’s e-disclosure disaster
  • Toby Wilton is LSG’s “Lawyer in the News” for work on Andrew Malkinson matter
  • Hickman & Rose client Stobbs wins IP-related contempt of court action
  • Toby Wilton in media following conviction in rape case for which Andrew Malkinson falsely blamed
  • Christopher Houssemayne du Boulay interviewed about SFO disclosure problems at GIR Live
  • Christopher Houssemayne du Boulay in The Guardian on FCA’s AI contract with Palantir
  • Tom Bushnell examines High Court JR costs ruling in Lloyd’s Law Reports
  • Christopher Houssemayne du Boulay addresses SFO disclosure problems in Law Society Gazette
  • Tom Bushnell helps explain 21% drop in insider dealing STORs to Financial News
  • Christopher Houssemayne du Boulay in financial and legal media on SFO’s disclosure problems
  • Client Ariel Armon speaks out following SFO decision to drop London Mining charges
  • CCRC refers three more Hickman & Rose LIBOR / EURIBOR clients to the Court of Appeal
  • Chris Kaba’s family, Hickman & Rose and INQUEST respond to IOPC’s misconduct proceedings pause
  • Hickman & Rose in Palestine Action proscription judicial review at High Court
  • Hickman & Rose appeal wins Global Investigations Review’s ‘most important case of the year’
  • INQUEST responds to Home Office proposals which further undermine police accountability
  • Christopher Houssemayne du Boulay in Law360 on claims SFO discourages internal criticism
  • Hickman & Rose is top-ranked firm across all major legal directories
  • Hickman & Rose Supreme Court appeal shortlisted for global ‘Case of the Year’
  • SFO admits other LIBOR and EURIBOR convictions are unsafe
  • Peter Csemiczky warns of procedural failings in adult rape prosecutions
  • Tom Bushnell helps Financial Times explain ‘how a decade of banker prosecutions collapsed’
  • Ross Dixon joins ABA panel discussion on future of global bribery and  corruption enforcement
  • UN Special Rapporteur permitted to intervene in judicial review of Palestine Action proscription
  • Ben Rose and Tom Bushnell in Times on lessons of Supreme Court LIBOR / EURIBOR verdict
  • Hickman & Rose client Carlo Palombo has conviction overturned at Supreme Court
  • Attorney General asked to advise on UK charity funding of illegal Israeli settlements
  • Bartholomew Dalton appointed as a member of the Criminal Procedure Rules Committee
  • Toby Wilton pushes for miscarriage compensation cap removal following Government concession
  • Government changes miscarriage of justice benefits rules after Hickman & Rose campaign
  • Andrew Katzen discusses law firms’ regulatory burden at Law Society Gazette ’roundtable’
  • Time limits on shoplifting prosecutions – Bartholomew Dalton comments in Criminal Law Week
  • Tom Bushnell explains how the Bribery Act applies to construction industry ‘facilitation payments’
  • Andrew Katzen in Law Society Gazette on rise in SRA sexual misconduct investigations
  • Serious police failures identified at Sean Fitzgerald’s inquest
  • Toby Wilton calls for increase in compensation cap following Peter Sullivan case
  • Daniel Machover and Ellie Cornish comment following IOPC ruling in Kaba misconduct case
  • Assisting dying and the criminal law: the legal implications of helping a loved one take their own life
  • Kate Goold speaks to ITV News about law on assisted suicide
  • Kate Goold rejoins Hickman & Rose as partner
  • Rose Commander to join Hickman & Rose partnership
  • Hickman & Rose take Carlo Palombo EURIBOR appeal to the Supreme Court
  • On International Women’s Day, Hickman & Rose work to improve women’s working lives in law
  • Tom Bushnell in Law360 on Barclays CEO Jes Staley’s appeal against a FCA lifetime ban
  • Andrew Malkinson awarded statutory compensation in miscarriage of justice claim
  • ‘Here we go again!’ Bartholomew Dalton analyses latest High Court prison habeas corpus case
  • Ross Dixon in Law Society Gazette on SFO’s proposal to pay fraud whistleblowers
  • Peter Csemiczky in the Times on university sexual misconduct proceedings
  • Jenny Wiltshire in Telegraph on impact of digital evidence rules on rape prosecutions
  • Tom Bushnell comments on Law360’s top FCA enforcement cases of the year
  • Tom Bushnell in Law360 on changes to FCA disclosure in enforcement proceedings
  • Metro Bank’s £16m AML penalty – a case with little to do with challenger banks
  • What an annual report – and five fined firms – tells us about SRA AML enforcement trends
  • Stefano Ruis in The Guardian on Andy Malkinson’s battle for compensation
  • The FCA and disclosure – the little statement with big potential impact for regulatory enforcement
  • Peter Csemiczky writes for HEPI think tank on Office for Students’ sexual misconduct policy
  • Ellie Cornish comments on case of Wayne Bayley, who died following restraint by prison officers
  • Sir David Amess’ family call for full public inquest into his murder
  • Daniel Machover and Ellie Cornish in media following prosecution verdict in Kaba case
  • Hickman & Rose recognised as leading law firm in Chambers directory
  • Hickman & Rose shortlisted as GIR’s Boutique or Regional Investigations Practice of the Year
  • Toby Wilton in media on IOPC investigation of police officers in Andy Malkinson case
  • Hickman & Rose recognised as leading law firm in 2025 Legal 500 directory
  • The FCA v Seiler, Whitestone and Raitzin – The Final Chapter
  • Andrew Katzen in Law Society Gazette on SRA’s fining power plans
  • Bartholomew Dalton in Criminal Law Week on Domestic Violence Protection Orders
  • Carlo Palombo and Tom Hayes granted permission to appeal to Supreme Court
  • Bartholomew Dalton co-authors Blackstone’s Magistrates’ Court Handbook
  • Toby Wilton comments after critical review of CCRC’s handling of Malkinson case
  • Daniel Machover comments on missing evidence from Kelso Cochrane murder file
  • ‘Can I visit the US if I have a criminal record in the UK?’ and other tricky questions
  • Renewed FoI application reveals shocking new details about ‘Britain’s first racist murder’
  • Ross Dixon in Law Society Gazette on challenges facing the new era SFO
  • What are the new offences under the Online Safety Act 2023?
  • What to do if I receive a disclosure notice in a proceeds of crime investigation?
  • Jenny Wiltshire in Law in Sport on what athletes should know about criminal investigations
  • Ben Rose is Law Society Gazette’s ‘Lawyer in the News’ for Auriol Grey Appeal Court win
  • Hayes and Palombo win right to request Supreme Court appeal of LIBOR / EURIBOR convictions
  • Andrew Katzen in Solicitors Journal on impact of SRA’s increase in internal fining power
  • Hickman & Rose client Auriol Grey’s conviction for manslaughter quashed at Court of Appeal
  • Bartholomew Dalton writes on prosecution bail appeals for Criminal Law Week
  • Christopher Houssemayne du Boulay in FT on SFO’s disclosure software problems
  • Hickman & Rose’s role uncovering SFO disclosure problem revealed in GIR
  • Bartholomew Dalton in Law Society Gazette on High Court criticism of prison service
  • Ben Rose on decision to grant Auriol Grey leave to appeal her manslaughter conviction
  • Tom Bushnell in Financial News on rise in FCA opportunistic insider dealing investigations
  • Stick or twist? How law firms are responding to SRA investigations into suspected AML breaches
  • Ross Dixon discusses ten years of Deferred Prosecution Agreements in Law360
  • Tom Bushnell in FT Adviser on how to revoke an FCA prohibition order
  • Family of Britain’s ‘first racist murder’ denied access to police files
  • Christopher Houssemayne du Boulay in Law Society Gazette on SRA’s “excessive” fine
  • Andrew Katzen in Times on SRA’s enforcement focus on anti money laundering breaches
  • Hickman & Rose Appeal Court matter among ‘biggest corp crime cases of 2024’
  • Toby Wilton comments on injustices highlighted by client Andrew Malkinson on BBC
  • Seán Binder in The Times on how his humanitarian work nearly derailed his legal career
  • Peter Csemiczky writes in Solicitors Journal on university sexual misconduct procedure
  • Tom Bushnell in Law 360 on FCA’s response to Upper Tribunal defeat
  • Seán Binder fit and proper to join an Inn of Court
  • Andrew Katzen discusses SRA anti-money laundering enforcement in Times
  • Daniel Machover criticises review of investigations of police use of force in Evening Standard
  • Andrew Katzen discusses future of SRA prosecutions in Law Society Gazette
  • Hickman & Rose respond to Government’s review of investigations after police of use force
  • Bartholomew Dalton in Criminal Law Week on Common Platform failures
  • Hickman & Rose ranked as leading firm in Times Best Law Firm list
  • Toby Wilton on BBC Radio 4 Today discussing Andrew Malkinson inquiry
  • Hickman & Rose recognised as leading law firm in Chambers 2024 legal directory
  • Jenny Wiltshire appears in Times warning of increasing police investigation length
  • Carlo Palombo conviction for EURIBOR manipulation sent to Court of Appeal
  • Helen Stone calls for lessons to be learnt to reduce the risk of self-inflicted deaths in prison
  • Hickman & Rose recognised as leading law firm in 2024 Legal 500 directory
  • Why allegations of sexual misconduct at university deserve to be taken seriously
  • Decision to charge Chris Kaba shooter with murder
  • How effective is Companies House as a criminal prosecutor?
  • Sean Rigg’s sister issues public response to unprecedented IOPC apology
  • Daniel Machover comments on Chris Kaba case, one year after fatal police shooting
  • Kate Maynard in media following announcement of Malkinson public inquiry
  • Kate Maynard and Toby Wilton analyse miscarriage of justice compensation
  • Daniel Machover in BBC radio documentary on mysteries of 64-year-old racist murder
  • Tom Bushnell and Olivia Dwan analyse lessons of FCA’s loss at Upper Tribunal in Law360
  • Out of order: the case for indefinite publication of police misconduct decisions
  • Chris Houssemayne du Boulay comments on SFO annual report in Law360
  • Jenny Wiltshire in media following acquittal of client Benjamin Mendy
  • Jenny Wiltshire and Peter Csemiczky act for footballer Benjamin Mendy, acquitted at retrial
  • Ben Rose comments on CCRC referral of convicted LIBOR trader Tom Hayes
  • Daniel Machover discusses impact of Supreme Court ruling in Jermaine Baker killing
  • Bartholomew Dalton writes legal commentary on Marland v DPP implied consent to battery case
  • Andrew Katzen writes about Companies House criminal prosecutions in FT Adviser
  • Peter Csemiczky analyses lack of criminal charges in Everyone’s Invited cases
  • Police officers in Oladeji Omishore death case investigated by IOPC
  • Serco fined £2.25m for health and safety failure that led to Lorraine Barwell death
  • Andrew Katzen and Olivia Dwan analyse POCA trends in New Law Journal
  • Ali Kololo conviction for Kenyan kidnap and murder plot quashed
  • Ben Rose in Spear’s list of best criminal defence lawyers for HNW individuals
  • Bartholomew Dalton writes on bail vs RUI in Solicitors Journal
  • Ross Dixon discusses disclosure and the SFO in Financial Times and Global Investigations Review
  • Daniel Machover responds to IOPC referral of Chris Kaba shooting to CPS
  • Ross Dixon sounds warning on fairness of Deferred Prosecution Agreements
  • Daniel Machover urges Met police culture change following Casey review
  • Ross Dixon discusses ideas for disclosure reform in the wake of G4S acquittals
  • Ross Dixon in media following acquittal of client Richard Morris in G4S case
  • SFO offer no evidence in relation to Hickman & Rose client, Richard Morris
  • Aileen Colhoun – International Women’s Day interview
  • Private Eye on the IOPC investigation into Sean Fitzgerald death: four years long and counting
  • Ross Dixon on risks to directors and officers caught up in fraud investigations
  • Jenny Wiltshire and Peter Csemiczky act for acquitted footballer Benjamin Mendy
  • Tom Bushnell article analysing Santander’s £107m AML penalty published in Law360
  • Rex Orange County cleared of all charges after CPS offer no evidence
  • Daniel Machover questions fairness of IOPC investigations in Sky News documentary
  • Yasmin Sooka secures important new protection for human rights campaigners
  • Ben Rose represents five individuals in LIBOR appeals against conviction
  • Andrew Katzen writes for Law Society’s Legal Compliance magazine on sexual misconduct
  • Hickman & Rose named in The Times newspaper’s ‘Best Law Firms’ list
  • Tom Bushnell in FT Adviser on prospects for an FCA investigation into ‘mini-budget’ allegations
  • Kate Maynard speaks out at culmination of prosecution of police in Dalian Atkinson case
  • Hickman & Rose praised in 2023 Chambers HNW guide
  • IOPC announce homicide investigation in Chris Kaba shooting
  • Family of Oladeji Omishore call for conduct investigation into police involved in his death
  • IOPC announce rare re-investigation in Darren Cumberbatch case
  • Hickman & Rose take part in London Legal Walk for essential legal services
  • Kate Maynard in media on reported widening of IOPC probe into Oladeji Omishore death
  • Jenny Wiltshire explains dangers of misleading music festival sex offence advice in the Times
  • Blog: advice from a criminal defence lawyer (and mother) to young people going to music festivals
  • Hickman & Rose instructed in Oladeji Omishore matter
  • Jenny Wiltshire in Telegraph on changing nature of festival sex allegations
  • Daniel Machover and Prof Leslie Thomas QC write inquest law update
  • Ben Rose talks to the Financial Times about representing HNW victims of crime
  • Andrew Katzen writes for FT Adviser on the FCA’s regulatory reach
  • Kate Maynard appears on Channel 4 Dispatches Prevent strategy documentary
  • Daniel Machover speaks for Emiliano Sala’s family following conclusion of inquest
  • Jenny Wiltshire in Telegraph on fact that over 40% of Covid fixed penalty notices remain unpaid
  • Helen Stone in media following IOPC decision to investigate Sean Fitzgerald police officer
  • Hickman & Rose respond to UK Government proposals to reform the Human Rights Act
  • Peter Csemiczky in The Times on the Met police’s ‘we know best’ work culture
  • Blog: Met sexism exposes a ‘we know best’ attitude which risks betraying police principles
  • Blog: adult out of court disposals in the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill
  • Blog: ‘Banter’ and police prejudice: why we need a statutory public inquiry into police culture
  • Ben Rose recommended in Spear’s 500 list of specialist lawyers for HNW individuals
  • Jenny Wiltshire calls for standard university rules for student sexual misconduct claims
  • Public funding for legal representation at inquest: what the recent changes mean
  • Blog: A Public Inquiry into the Covid-19 pandemic – three unanswered questions
  • Ross Dixon discusses SFO’s record of success and failure in Bloomberg analysis
  • Kate Maynard quoted following official police apology to Dalian Atkinson family
  • What UK Professional Regulation Looks Like In A #MeToo Era
  • Andrew Katzen speaks to Law Society Gazette about Liz Ellen SDT case
  • Jenny Wiltshire speaks out following quashing of client’s 50-year-old conviction
  • Daniel Machover explains new inquest law competences
  • Daniel Machover speaks for Emiliano Sala family following Henderson conviction
  • Why we need a proper statutory public inquiry into Sarah Everard’s murder
  • Why proposed reforms to pre-charge bail may make things worse, rather than better
  • Daniel Machover criticises Judicial Review Bill
  • Jenny Wiltshire named ‘Lawyer of the Week’ and ‘Lawyer in the News’
  • Jenny Wiltshire comments on quashing of ‘Stockwell Six’ convictions
  • Kate Maynard says CPS should trust juries following Dalian Atkinson case
  • Kate Maynard hails landmark conviction of police officer PC Monk
  • Christopher Houssemayne du Boulay wins important jurisdictional argument before the IPT
  • Ross Dixon chairs IBA panel on Brexit and criminal justice
  • Ross Dixon talks DPAs with legal commentator Joshua Rozenberg
  • Ross Dixon speaks at IFSEA conference on investigations against senior executives
  • Andrew Katzen comments after his client’s acquittal in Serco fraud matter
  • Peter Csemiczky analyses CPS data on private prosecutions in Law Society Gazette
  • Blog: COVID restrictions and travel for exercise
  • Daniel Machover analyses Lord Faulks’ review of judicial review
  • Peter Csemiczky examines Covid-19’s impact on criminal justice
  • Hickman & Rose research quoted in Law Society Gazette
  • Kate Maynard in The Guardian on the Fishmongers’ Hall tragedy
  • Helen Stone named Times’ “Lawyer of the Week”
  • Christopher Houssemayne du Boulay writes for FCPA Blog on DPAs
  • Claire Wallace in Financial News on regulatory risks of WhatsApp chat
  • Jane Hickman in BBC on Lee and Robert Firkins’ fresh criminal appeal
  • Jenny Wiltshire in podcast on quashed Oval Four convictions
  • Hickman & Rose panel discussion on Covid-19 featured in the Guardian
  • Daniel Machover and Helen Stone on Covid-19’s impact on inquests
  • Daniel Machover in The Times on the chances for a Covid-19 inquiry
  • Jenny Wiltshire in the Guardian on problem of proving ‘causation’
  • Daniel Machover in the Guardian on the urgent need for a Covid-19 inquiry
  • Daniel Machover raises concerns in the BMJ about Chief Coroner’s Covid advice
  • Ben Rose writes for Euronews website on Unexplained Wealth Orders
  • Daniel Machover on why a statutory public inquiry into Covid is necessary
  • Jenny Wiltshire in Law Society Gazette on police’s Covid-19 “overreach”
  • Jenny Wiltshire in the Guardian on her client Omar Boucher
  • Kate Maynard writes about ‘the lonesome death of Prince Fosu’
  • Ross Dixon in the Times on the SFO’s prosecution tactics
  • Jenny Wiltshire warns in Times of potential RUI injustices
  • Ross Dixon writes in FCPA Blog on Account Freezing Orders
  • Ross Dixon writes for Law360 on Account Freezing Orders
  • Ross Dixon comments CityAM on the fairness of DPAs
  • Ben Rose writes for STEP on how criminal investigations’ impact HNWs
  • Andrew Katzen discusses FCA money laundering in City AM
  • Daniel Machover on advantages of civil litigation for civil fraud victims
  • Jenny Wiltshire comments following the acquittal of Winston Trew and George Griffiths
  • Daniel Machover warns the Conservative Party’s manifesto plans for judicial review ‘risk rule of tyranny’
  • Daniel Machover comments on the Conservative Party’s manifesto pledge to set up a commission looking into the Judicial Review process
  • Daniel Machover raises concerns about ‘reflective practice’ – a proposed new complaints process for the police
  • Kate Maynard expresses her clients’ thoughts as the officers accused of being involved Dalian Atkinson’s death have been suspended
  • Kate Maynard speaks for the family of deceased footballer Dalian Atkinson
  • Jenny Wiltshire welcomes the Government’s review of the police bail system
  • Police disciplinary hearings dropped over Thomas Orchard death
  • Andrew Katzen comments on the SDT ruling against Ryan Beckwith
  • Jenny Wiltshire warns how people accused of crimes must wait longer before clearing their name
  • Peter Csemiczky comments on why the CPS’s rape prosecution and conviction rate has fallen
  • Stefano Ruis warns about personal privacy risk of ‘smart technologies’
  • Daniel Machover speaks for the family of deceased footballer Emiliano Sala
  • Jenny Wiltshire calls ‘Released Under Investigation’ a national scandal
  • Helen Stone comments on the decision not to proceed with disciplinary action against police officers
  • Andrew Katzen comments on the SDT’s ability to properly judge sexual assault type allegations made against solicitors
  • Andrew Katzen explains why the number of solicitors facing disciplinary hearings has increased
  • Daniel Machover speaks for the family of deceased footballer Emiliano Sala after police announce arrests
  • Helen Stone highlights the “worryingly haphazard” way police procure, test and use restraint equipment
  • Helen Stone reflects on judge’s causation decision in Thomas Orchard case
  • Helen Stone explains why the courts are often the only way to hold the police to account in cases such Duncan Tomlin’s
  • Jenny Wiltshire in Justice Gap on changing way police treat criminal suspects
  • Daniel Machover criticises Sean Rigg police misconduct ruling that ‘flies in the face’ of inquest jury verdict
  • Daniel Machover on the Supreme Court’s denial of compensation to two men who suffered serious miscarriages of justice
  • Jenny Wiltshire raises concerns about the police use of evidence gathered by so-called ‘paedophile hunter’ groups
  • Ross Dixon sounds the alarm on Deferred Prosecution Agreements for senior executives
  • Jenny Wiltshire makes the case for a new suspect anonymity law in the Times newspaper
• Category: Announcements
  • More Hickman & Rose lawyers and departments win leading Band 1 status in Chambers legal guide
  • Three H&R departments ranked in Legal 500’s leading Tier 1 category
  • Hickman & Rose a double finalist in GIR’s annual international awards
  • FCA discontinues market abuse case against Hickman & Rose client
  • Hickman & Rose again ranked “Band 1” for financial crime defence in Chambers HNW guide
  • Hickman & Rose shortlisted for Financial Crime and Investigations Team of the Year
  • Hickman & Rose recognised again in The Times’ list of best law firms
  • Three H&R departments ranked in Legal 500’s leading Tier 1 category
  • Tom Bushnell promoted to partner in Business Crime and Regulatory Law department
  • Family statement on third anniversary of Chris Kaba’s death
  • Hickman & Rose ranked again as Band 1 firm in Chambers HNW directory
  • Hickman & Rose recognised again in Times’ ‘Best Law Firms’ list
  • Statement on behalf of the family of Mohamud Hassan
  • HMP Wandsworth criticised by High Court for unlawful detention of Hickman & Rose client
  • Hickman & Rose ranked “Band 1” in Chambers High Net Worth guide
  • Chris Kaba’s family calls for urgent IOPC action
  • Hickman & Rose again recognised as leading law firm by Chambers & Partners
  • Hickman & Rose again recognised as leading law firm by Legal 500 directory
  • Helen Stone joins Hickman & Rose partnership
  • Hickman & Rose named leading law firm by Times newspaper
  • Hickman & Rose recognised as leading law firm by Chambers & Partners
  • Hickman & Rose recognised as leading law firm in Legal 500
  • FCA and PRA abandon long-running integrity probe
  • Hickman & Rose praised in 2022 Chambers HNW guide
  • Hickman & Rose recognised as a leading UK law firm
  • Hickman & Rose is delighted to announce promotions to the firm’s partnership
  • Hickman & Rose are celebrating a victory for client Lee Firkins whose murder conviction is going to be reviewed
  • Hickman & Rose delighted to be recognised as a leading law firm for HNW clients
  • Hickman & Rose recognised as leading law firm in 2019 Chambers directory
  • Hickman & Rose is praised across the board by Chambers, Legal 500 and The Times
  • Hickman & Rose proud to be recognised as leading law firm in Legal 500
  • Hickman & Rose in Times Best Law Firms 2019
  • Sean Rigg inquest
  • Bakiev secures Interpol victory
  • Women In Criminal Law Launch
  • Three Sussex Police officers to face gross misconduct action following the death of Duncan Tomlin
  • Officer involved in death of Sean Rigg brings second High Court challenge to decision to stop him from resigning prior to misconduct proceedings
  • ‘Highly Commended’ in British Legal Week Awards 2017
  • High Court grants fresh inquest for Onese Power
  • Hickman & Rose secures final dismissal of market abuse charges for economist Dr Peter Boone
  • Truth and justice for Onese
  • Acquittal for Hickman & Rose client Ryan Reich in landmark Libor retrial
  • Not-guilty jury verdict in the manslaughter trial of police sergeant and two detention officers following the death of Thomas Orchard
  • Inquest jury highlights failures at HMP Elmley after death of Levi Smith
  • Statement of the family of Dalian Atkinson on the day before his funeral
  • A win for free speech in Europe as Portuguese court clears Dr Peter Boone
  • Kyrgyz Republic withdraws £20 million fraud claim against Maksim Bakiev
  • Ben Rose comments on Mazher Mahmood’s conviction for conspiracy to pervert the course of justice
  • Independent investigation slams regime at HMYOI Holloway which led to near death of Ana Attia
  • Statement made by Tim Owen QC on behalf of Susan Alexander at the opening of the Azelle Rodney Inquiry
  • HMP Leeds case settled
  • Inquest to open into restraint-related death of black prisoner Godfrey Moyo at HMP Belmarsh
  • County Court to try cases against the Ministry of Justice
  • Inquest into death of Jacob Michael in police custody in Runcorn to begin
  • Indictment against Tulisa Contostavlos stayed by Southwark Crown Court – client statement
  • MOJ loses negligence claim for failing to protect Radislav Krstić in HMP Wakefield
  • Charles Kayonga evades arrest in the UK
  • Inquest into death of Jake Hardy
  • Suspected Israeli war criminals and wider issues of universal justice
  • The Wadebridge Murders
  • South Wales Police pay £300,000 to settle O’Brien case
  • Landmark international human rights proceedings conclude at the Old Bailey
  • IPCC refers Sean Rigg investigation to the CPS
  • Two nurses acquitted of manslaughter and regulatory offences
  • Inquest into the death of Shahid Aziz
  • Jury’s damning verdict at Ronnie Khan inquest
  • Excerpts from judgment in the Appeal of Andrew Adams
  • Demonstrations at the House of Parliament
  • CCRC Refers Pinfold to Court of Appeal
  • Jury find restraint and neglect cause death of Belmarsh prisoner Godfrey Moyo
  • Andrew Adams’ Appeal
  • UK court issues warrant against Israeli General
  • Inquest highlights police failings after vulnerable man dies of brain damage and heart failure
  • Public meeting in Bury St Edmunds
  • South Wales Police back down on claim by child victim of Craig Sweeney
  • Appeal Court says prisoner can sue Ministry of Justice where prison officers cause a prosecution
  • Jury at Inquest into the death of Nathan Vaughan Jones delivers damning verdict
  • IPCC announces criminal investigation in connection with the death of Dalian Atkinson
  • Lynette White police corruption trial collapses
  • Data Protection penalties on local authorities ‘rob Peter to pay Paul’
  • The family of Jacob Samuel Michael are preparing for the inquest to resume
  • High court dismiss legal challenge
  • Kester David’s family response to Met Police apology
  • Jury delivers damning narrative verdict after the inquest into the death of Ben Grimes
  • Public Statement on the report of the ARI
  • Tribunal awards child victim of Craig Sweeney significant criminal injuries compensation following appeal
  • Andrew Adams free after 14 years
  • Miscarriage of Justice Ruling ‘Defies Common Sense’
  • CPS to prosecute firearms officer who shot Azelle Rodney for murder
  • IPCC refers Duncan Tomlin investigation to the CPS
  • Dr Ramnath to be Extradited
  • IPCC must widen scope of independent investigation of police
  • Jane Hickman appointed as LSC Commissioner
  • Campaigners win declaration and compensation in significant freedom to protest case
  • Five Sussex officers face criminal investigation
  • High Court dismisses personal injury claim against Maksim Bakiyev relating to attempted murder of Sean Daley
  • Inquest jury finds that delay in getting medical care and the impact of over exertion during struggle
  • BBC’s refusal to broadcast DEC Gaza Appeal
  • Six-figure damages for man abused by ‘prolific paedophile’
  • Hickman & Rose founding partner retires
  • Government must honour promise to allow police shooting inquest to proceed
  • Victim welcomes arrest of suspected torturer
  • Reynolds Sussex Police
  • Refusal of resignation of PC Birks
  • The family of Philmore Mills holds candlelight vigil at Wexham Park Hospital
  • Government to change law to enable inquests to hear secret evidence
  • Peer review rating of excellence for Hickman and Rose
  • Inquest into the death of Mohammed Mudhir in HMP Leeds
  • Metropolitan Police pay out to student photographer following Terrorism Act stop and search
  • The long fight for justice for Andrew Adams reaches the Supreme Court
  • Supreme Court to hear Adams appeal on meaning of “miscarriage of justice”
  • Ronnie Khan inquest commences at Southwark Coroners Court
  • SFO abandons investigation into Vuk Hamovic
  • Jury find catalogue of failures may have contributed to the death of Jacob Michael
  • Inquest jury highly critical of care of newly sentenced prisoner at HMP Wakefield
  • Roy Harper acquitted of historical sexual allegations
  • Gary Reynolds calls for a public inquiry into systemic failings that almost killed him
  • Tulisa Contostavlos at Southwark Crown Court
  • Tulisa Contostavlos will appeal against assault conviction
  • Joint public statement by “Elmadag (Turkey)”, “Hickman and Rose (UK)” & “Boye-Elbal y Asociados (Spain)”
  • CPS and police responsible for collapse of trial – victims renew call for public inquiry
  • Inquest into the death of Philmore Mills starts 8th February
  • Hickman & Rose appoint 3 new civil partners
  • Mother of Idi Atiba speaks to the BBC following the outcome of the inquest into his death
• Category: Analysis
  • What, exactly, is inappropriate workplace behaviour? A guide to the FCA’s new approach to non-financial misconduct under its Code of Conduct
  • Abuse of trust sexual offences: what are they? How do prosecutions work? What steps should accused people take?
  • Extra-territoriality and public inquiries: Divisional Court rules overseas witnesses can be compelled to attend public inquiries
  • Jenny Wiltshire in Law Society Gazette on ten years of controlling or coercive behaviour
  • VREQs, OIREQs and FSNs: how regulated firms can handle the prospect of FCA supervision
  • Five years ago the CPS set out a five-year strategy for rape and sexual offences. How has it fared?
  • What are the consequences of an arrest for supporting Palestine Action?
  • University sexual misconduct proceedings: how fair are they?
  • What to do if your child is arrested
  • What does the HMCPSI inspection of CPS adult rape prosecutions really tell us?
  • Bartholomew Dalton on solicitors’ right to take phones into police custody suites
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