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Impact of Ivey v Genting the definition of Dishonesty in the Civil and Criminal Sphere

by Stephen Sharp

On 25 October 2017 the Supreme Court handed down its judgment in Ivey v...

Unexplained Wealth Orders – Will it be a drama?

by Roland Ellis

Those of a sceptical disposition may think that it is more than just a...

Hacked Off in Paradise

by John Bechelet

Equifax, one of the world’s leading credit rating agencies is hacked. Personal information of...

Open Justice

by John Bechelet

The great jurist Jeremy Bentham said that “Secrecy being an instrument of conspiracy, ought...

Prosecution Disclosure Failures Prejudicing a Fair Trial

by Stephen Sharp

The two recent highly publicised cases involving failures in the disclosure process in criminal...

Dealing with the SFO – tales of the unexpected

by Antony Brown

The discovery of serious criminal conduct within an organisation can be catastrophic and at...

Ghosh!

by Roland Ellis

For 35 years the biggest debate about the test for dishonesty in the criminal...

Legal 500 2017/18 Edition

by Bivonas Law LLP

The Legal 500 is an independent legal directory, which provides firm rankings based on...

A decision no reasonable judge could have reached?

by John Bechelet

In Chen v Ng (British Virgin Islands) [2017] UKPC 27, the trial judge rejected...

Is there a future for the EAW post-Brexit?

by Bivonas Law LLP

The introduction of the European Arrest Warrant (“EAW”) in January 2004 has streamlined the...

A level playing field on Disclosure

by Stephen Sharp

“Making it Fair – A Joint Inspection of the Disclosure of Unused Material in...

More Protection and Bigger Fines: UK data protection laws to be overhauled

by Bivonas Law LLP

Companies are set to face harsher penalties where customer information is exposed in data...