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3 Verulam Buildings Offices
3 Verulam Buildings
GRAY'S INN
LONDON
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Anne Jeavons
Position
General commercial practice, including banking, insurance, civil fraud, professional negligence, financial services, insolvency and company law.
Career
Called 2008; Middle Temple. Former solicitor, Linklaters LLP (trainee 2005-07; associate, commercial litigation 2005-07).
Education
The Chase High School; Jesus College, University of Oxford (BA (Hons); BCL).
Leisure
Travel, reading, painting, diving.
Lawyer Rankings
London Bar > Proceeds of crime (POCA) and asset forfeiture
(Leading Juniors)Ranked: Tier 2Best known as a commercial set with a proud track record in banking-related work among other areas, 3 Verulam Buildings is an ‘an increasing force in POCA work and asset forfeiture‘ with a particular focus on civil recovery work relating to proceeds of crime. Andrew Sutcliffe KC, who regularly acts for government agencies, was instructed by the National Crime Agency in National Crime Agency v Persons Unknown, with Barclays Bank as an interested party: in this unprecedented case, the court passed a summary judgment for £55m believed to be proceeds of crime held at Barclays, and gave permission to issue claim against 30,000 account holders as ‘persons unknown’. In the money laundering case NCA v Nuttall & ors, Anne Jeavons also acted for the National Crime Agency on the question of if proceeds of crime can be used to validly discharge a settlement agreement in lieu of the recovery of other proceeds of crime.