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But Syed Rahman, of business crime specialists Rahman Ravelli, believes the legislation falls short.

All aspects of account freezing orders and High Court civil recovery are to be analysed in an upcoming Rahman Ravelli and Doughty Street-hosted webinar.

Rahman Ravelli has compiled a panel with in-depth international expertise for a free webinar that will assess the major issues facing the Serious Fraud Office and, in some cases, its European counterparts.

On 2 June 2025, the Ministry of Justice published guidance on forthcoming changes to non-disclosure agreements ('NDAs').

A Sky News investigation reveals increasing police case closures on domestic abuse due to "evidential difficulties," negatively impacting victims' safety. Family Courts offer alternative protective measures with lower proof standards.

Persons discharging managerial responsibilities ("PDMRs") and persons closely associated with them have an obligation under the UK Market Abuse Regulation

The Sentencing Council's Definitive Guideline for health and safety, corporate manslaughter, and food safety and hygiene offences has significantly increased sentences and the care sector is starting to feel the effects.

The Government is enthusiastically pushing ahead with three substantial legal reforms which, in different ways, are likely to significantly increase the power of the state at the expense of its citizens.

With Brexit dominating the headlines, it is important not to forget that from tomorrow (12 July 2016) certain provisions of the Immigration Act 2016 will be coming into force...

Planning to travel to the UK as a non-visa national? Understanding the strict rules surrounding the Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) and how criminal convictions can impact your entry is crucial. An immigration solicitor explains the critical mistakes travelers must avoid when applying for UK entry authorization.

The UK's HMRC has issued a press release announcing the conviction and sentencing of Steven Gates for unlicensed exports of eight military-grade rifle sights to a buyer in Hong Kong.

East Kent Hospitals University NHS Foundation Trust has become the first NHS trust to face criminal charges for failing to provide a safe standard of clinical care.

BCL partner Richard Reichman's article, ‘Unlawful Killing Following Maughan – Increased Risk For Carers' has been published by The Carer.

Anti-piracy body claims Pirate Bay’s move to the cloud will ultimately prove futileThe Federation Against Software Theft (FAST) has denounced the Pirate Bay’s move to the cloud as useless, saying measures already exist for governments to access cloud data in cross-border criminal investigations.

In September 2014 we reported on the UK’s intention to stamp out a practice commonly known as "enforced subject access requests".

A successful civil case has highlighted how privacy law is being brought to bear against reported rises in the un-consensual and abusive sharing or sale of private intimate images and films.

Hackers and crackers, whatever their ultimate motives, appear to be one step ahead of the game.

A trespasser trespassing on land where it is a criminal offence to do so can still acquire title to that land as a result of the criminal activity.