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When a client is unfit to stand trial a procedure known as an Examination of Facts can take place. In our latest Case Study, Senior Associate Andrew Seggie guides us through the intracies of the legal process in such situations with a focus on how the interests of a client are represented even in the absence of direct instructions from the accused.
We are delighted to announce that two of our L&M MediLaw lawyers have gained Law Society certifications in Trauma Informed Practice and Child-Centred Practice.
The UK government is introducing a new offence of Failure to Prevent Fraud, which will hold large organisations accountable if their employees or associates commit fraud for the organisation's benefit. Neil Hay, Partner and Cameron Irons, Trainee Solicitor explain what lies ahead.
Head of Private Crime and Partner Neil Hay provides a case study of a Sheriff Court assault charge prosecution featuring historic allegations where family members were both the complainers and witnesses. Neil guides us through the process of dealing with complex evidence and ultimately the client being acquitted of all charges.
The firm has again been named in The Times Best Law Firms 2025; recognition of our work in complex criminal and civil litigation and often representing high- net-worth individuals and prominent figures from the worlds of media, politics and sport, and leading professionals.
A serious sexual assault High Court case, defended successfully by our Solicitor Hannah Baxter, shows the role a Solicitor plays in guiding a client through the court process and rules of evidence. With both the acccused and a crucial defence witness living abroad this case featured novel complexities.