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Corporate Internal Investigations
The introduction of corporate liability offences for failure to prevent certain types of crime (particularly in relation to bribery & corruption and tax offences) and the adoption of policies by investigating and prosecuting agencies where self-reporting or full co-operation can result in non-prosecution or a deferred prosecution agreement, means that it is often in the interests of a company and its directors to conduct its own internal investigations into wrongdoing as soon as it is suspected or discovered.
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Bambos Tsiattalou
Bambos Tsiattalou is the Founding Partner and a highly respected and sought after criminal defence lawyer at Stokoe Partnership Solicitors. Prior to his admission on the roll of solicitors, he was a barrister acting in […]
Update regarding Dr Duško Knežević extradition hearing
The Chief Magistrate at Westminster Magistrates’ Court, Senior District Judge Emma Arbuthnot, today granted an application on behalf of our client Dr Knezevic to put back the extradition hearing in his case, following difficulties we […]
Bambos Tsiattalou comments in The Telegraph re claims Google is profiting from scam victims
Partner Bambos Tsiattalou comments in relation to lawyers saying that Google profiting from crime and scam victims may have a claim, in The Telegraph. Bambos’ comments were published in The Telegraph, 23 February 2020, and […]
Finance Watchdogs Ramp Up Pressure For Libor Transition
Partner Bambos Tsiattalou comments on the news that the FCA and the Bank of England have ramped up the pressure for Libor transition, in Law360.
Partner Bambos Tsiattalou comments in The Times re Carlos Ghosn
Partner Bambos Tsiattalou comments in relation to Carlos Ghosn fleeing Japan and its justice system, and whether Ghosn may seek to be tried in France instead, in The Times.
Partner Bambos Tsiattalou writes in FT Adviser regarding FCA ban on speculative mini-bonds
Partner Bambos Tsiattalou examines the Financial Conduct Authority’s ban on speculative mini-bonds from January 2020 in FTAdviser.
Bambos Tsiattalou comments in The Times re the use of Sars in fight against dirty money
Partner Bambos Tsiattalou comments on the use of suspicious activity reports in the fight against dirty money.
Bambos Tsiattalou discusses the FCA’s proposed change to the regulation system
Partner Bambos Tsiattalou discusses the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and its proposed radical change to the system.
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14 Aug 2024
Partner Ernest Aduwa comments on the wrongful death lawsuit against Disney in BBC News, The Daily Mirror and Metro
Partner Ernest Aduwa comments on the news that Disney is looking to dismiss a wrongful death lawsuit because of the ‘Binding Arbitration and Class Action Waiver’ the claimant signed up to in a free trial of its streaming service Disney+.
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15 Jul 2024
Partner Ernest Aduwa comments on diary evidence in The Daily Mail
Partner Ernest Aduwa comments on how diary evidence can play a pivotal role in criminal prosecutions and murder trials.
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27 Jun 2024
Partner Richard Cannon comments on the FCA rebranding in City A.M.
Partner Richard Cannon comments on the news that the FCA is set to spend £90,000 on a “brand refresh” to help redefine the regulator’s audiences and purpose.
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25 Jun 2024
Partner Richard Cannon comments on money laundering in Financial Accountant
Partner Richard Cannon comments on the recent seizure of gold bullion and artwork from a convicted money launderer.
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28 May 2024
Partner Richard Cannon comments on Labour’s proposals to tackle financial crime in Law360
Partner Richard Cannon comments on Labour’s plan for financial services, and explores what these proposals could mean for combatting fraud.
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07 May 2024
Partner Ernest Aduwa and Solicitor Jessica Sarwat explore the court backlog in Law360
Partner Ernest Aduwa and Solicitor Jessica Sarwat examine the reasons behind the current backlog across the judicial system.
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25 Apr 2024
Solicitor Antony Lane discusses the Post Office (Horizon System) Offences Bill in Solicitors Journal
Solicitor Antony Lane explores the landmark piece of legislation aimed at exonerating those wrongly convicted as part of the Horizon scandal.
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23 Apr 2024
Solicitor Advocate Abigail Ashford explores the case of Andrew Malkinson in Solicitors Journal
Solicitor Advocate Abigail Ashford discussed the tragic case of Andrew Malkinson and its far-reaching impact on the entirety of the legal system.
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22 Apr 2024
Solicitor Rubin Italia explores assisted dying legislation in the Law Society Gazette
Solicitor Rubin Italia discussed the proposed reform to assisted dying legislation and the importance of introducing appropriate safeguards.
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18 Apr 2024
Bambos Tsiattalou comments re Hugh Grant privacy case settlement
Partner Bambos Tsiattalou comments in reaction the news that Hugh Grant settled his privacy case with The Sun.
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15 Apr 2024
Partner Ernest Aduwa comments on cloning car registration plates in The Times
Partner Ernest Aduwa comments on the spate of recent ‘car cloning’ scams, where criminals duplicate vehicle registration plates.
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09 Apr 2024
Barrister Jessica Sobey comments on the reliability of communications data used in criminal trials in Computer Weekly
Barrister Jessica Sobey comments on the discovery of errors discovered in O2 phone data, and the risk computer evidence presented as reliable may be fundamentally flawed.
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