The Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Act 2022 (‘the Act’) provides for a number of provisions which will come into force throughout this year. The measures in the Act are directed to protect citizens and communities and ensure that they can conduct their daily lives peacefully and without unnecessary interference. In this and subsequent articles, Helen Holder of Kangs Solicitors will outline some of the changes under the Act.

Kangs Solicitors has been instructed to defend a client charged with serious allegations of Rape and Sexual Assault against the complainant who was a minor at the time of the alleged offences. Our client denies the allegations and the Defence Team at Kangs Solicitors is meticulously preparing our client’s defence for trial. Amandeep Murria of […]

On 28 June 2022, new provisions relating to road traffic offences, created by The Police, Crime and Sentencing Courts Act 2022 came into force.  Sukhdip Randhawa of Kangs Solicitors outlines these new Regulations.   If you are facing the prospect of proceedings in court in relation to motoring offences of any nature, it is imperative that you seek expert […]

On 13 October 2020 we published an article on this site warning against potential fraudulent use of the Government’s ‘Bounce Back Loan Scheme.’ To access that article please follow the link: Bounce Bank Loan Fraud Subsequently, on the 25 November 2020 we reported the National Crime Agency had confirmed its first arrest of an individual suspected […]

Kangs Solicitors has recently represented a company and its director facing prosecution for an offence contrary to Regulation 19(1) of the Food Safety and Hygiene Act (England) Regulations 2013.  Sukhdip Randhawa of Kangs Solicitors explains the steps undertaken to achieve this satisfactory outcome on behalf of both clients following receipt of summonses to appear at Thames Magistrates Court. […]

In a previous article we noted that the UK Jurisdiction Taskforce of the Law Society’s LawTech Delivery Panel had ruled that Cryptocurrency ought to be treated as property. For this article please click here: The Civil Crossover With Cryptocurrency Fraud Subsequently, various cases have deemed Cryptoassets to be property with the consequence that those who have […]