For the ninth consecutive year, the leading legal directory Chambers UK has ranked Kangs Solicitors in the highest national category (Band 1) for fraud and financial crime defence work. In the 2023 edition of Chambers UK, Kangs Solicitors has retained its position as one of the top five financial crime and fraud solicitors in the country. We […]

Kangs Solicitors has recently assisted a client avoid being disqualified from acting as a company director following the liquidation of his company resulting, predominantly, from debt to HMRC. Following the liquidation, the Insolvency Service conducted an investigation to consider whether director disqualification proceedings should be commenced against him.       Tim Thompson of Kangs Solicitors reports upon this successful outcome.   […]

In the most recent edition of the leading legal directory Chambers UK (2023 edition), KANGS Solicitors has once again retained its Band 1 ranking for criminal defence work. The ranking is the highest band that can be awarded to a law firm. Chambers UK is a prestigious directory of the legal profession. Entry to the directory is […]

KANGS has successfully defended a client who has been tried at Stafford Crown Court for various alleged offences of Sexual Assault.   Helen Holder of Kangs Solicitors reports on this very successful outcome achieved for our client. The Allegations Our client was charged with three offences of sexual assault under section 3 of the Sexual Offences Act 2003 and one offence […]

Kangs Solicitors has retained its position as a leading firm in the areas of criminal defence, financial crime and POCA & Asset Forfeiture work in the recently published 2023 edition of the Chambers UK legal directory. The firm has been ranked in the highest tier (Band 1) for both criminal defence and fraud & financial crime work for many consecutive years and we are delighted to […]

The commencement of a prosecution alleging any form of criminal activity carries enormous responsibility given that, at that point, the proposed defendant(s), whether individual(s) or corporate, are entitled to be regarded as innocent and the consequences of simply commencing a prosecution may well result in immediate adverse consequences, such as attracting the attention of the […]