Kangs Solicitors has successfully represented a client who had been arrested and questioned by the Metropolitan Police in respect of allegations of harassment and controlling and coercive behaviour and assault within a domestic relationship.

The recent Court of Appeal Judgment in the case of Susan Wu v. Chelmsford City Council highlights the risks taken by landlords who seek to retake possession of their property without observing the stringent legal procedures. 

Kangs Solicitors has successfully represented a client who had been arrested and faced allegations of a sexual nature, conducted whilst in a position of trust. Helen Holder reports on this successful outcome.

In a previous article, we explained the intention of a ‘nudge letter’ submitted by HMRC to encourage both individual and corporate taxpayers to review tax returns to ensure that all financial gains nave been fully declared to HMRC.

Kangs is delighted that our Founder and Senior Partner, Hamraj Kang, has this week been listed in the Spear’s Criminal Lawyers Index 2023 for “best criminal lawyers for high-net-worth-individuals in the UK“, where he is ranked as Top Recommended.

Kang Solicitors has recently successfully represented a businessman, who, alongside his company, jointly faced allegations of breaches of The Food Safety and Hygiene (England) Regulations 2013.  Sukhdip Randhawa outlines the allegations and the steps taken to achieve this successful outcome.