With Cryptoassets being stored in wallets and exchanges around the world, the location of such assets  will fall to be considered when pursuing a claim for recovery. Tim Thompson, a Partner at Kangs Solicitors briefly discusses this topic.

Kangs Solicitors has successfully represented a client who had received notification from the Complex Crime Unit in Avon & Somerset that it was conducting an investigation into an allegation of Business Rates Fraud which had been made against him. Amandeep Murria of Kangs Solicitors explains the steps taken to achieve this successful result.

Two companies were recently fined at Leeds Magistrates’ Court following an accident which resulted in an employee suffering a fracture to one of his neck vertebrae. Both companies pleaded guilty to breaches of Health & Safety Regulations. Amandeep Murria of Kangs Solicitors comments upon the circumstances.

New Sentencing Guidelines (the ‘New Guidelines’) for domestic, non-domestic and aggravated burglary offences will become effective from 1 July 2022.  These New Guidelines introduce a new middle category governing both ‘culpability’ and ‘harm factors’ which will provide Judges and Magistrates greater flexibility when considering the appropriate sentence for a defendant following conviction. In this article Sukhdip Randhawa of Kangs Solicitors comments on the New Guidelines.

Kangs Solicitors is currently defending a client charged with two counts of murder. Our client denies the double murder allegations and the trial has now entered its fifth week at Coventry Crown Court. Our client is jointly charged with one other defendant who faces a single count of murder. The case is factually and technically […]

In this article, Hamraj Kang considers the UK-USA extradition law in the light of the recent much publicised decision in the case of Mike Lynch, founder of the software FTSE 100 company Autonomy, where Westminster Magistrates’ Court authorised his extradition to the USA on the grounds that he committed fraud in the process of selling his company to Hewlett-Packard for £7 billion.