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- Criminal Law
POCA: The Improper Use of Section 10 Assumptions
Defendants subjected to Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 (POCA) proceedings following a criminal conviction often find the process irrational and ...
- Commercial Law
How to Propose a Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA)
A Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA) can offer struggling businesses an opportunity to restructure their debts and continue trading. By providing a ...
- Regulatory
EU General Product Safety Regulation – Your Key Questions Answered
The EU General Product Safety Regulation (GPSR) introduces updated rules for ensuring the safety of consumer products sold within the European Union. ...
Victoria Katharine Smith
Victoria Katharine Smith is an experienced professional in the Property sector, with over a decade of expertise and four years specialising in ...
Mark Colder
Mark Colder is an experienced member of the Commercial Property Department, where he specialises in providing practical and focused legal advice on a ...
- Commercial Conveyancing
Using Legal Estate Planning to Reduce Care Home Costs
The rising cost of care homes in the UK has prompted many people to seek ways to protect their assets. For families who want to preserve wealth for ...
- Family Law
Separated Parents – How to Manage Child Arrangements at Christmas
Christmas should be a magical time for children, but for separated parents, it often brings tension and disputes. Deciding where the children will ...
- Criminal Law
Proceeds of Crime – The Difference Between Account Freezing Orders And Restraint Orders
In recent years, law enforcement agencies in England have increasingly relied on financial restrictions to disrupt criminal enterprises and recover ...
- Criminal Law
What Is Confiscation Under POCA?
Introduced to enhance the effectiveness of asset recovery in England and Wales, the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 (POCA) was designed to deter crime by ...
- Criminal Law
Cyber Flashing Offences: What You Need to Know
On 31st January 2024, a new criminal offence was introduced in England to address the issue of unsolicited explicit images, often referred to as ...