Further to Helen Holder’s article on ‘Upskirting’, which appeared on this website on June 21st 2018, the Voyeurism (Offences) Act 2019 (the ‘Act’) became law on the 12th February 2019. Cagin Husnu of Kangs Solicitors sets out the law. The Offences | Kangs Sexual Offences Advisory Team The Act amends the Sexual Offences Act 2003 […]

HMRC has the power to demand security in the form of  a cash deposit or financial bond in any circumstance where it is considered there exists a risk that any tax or duty will not be paid on time. Timothy Thompson of Kangs Solicitors outlines where liability falls. Who Is At Risk? | Kangs Tax […]

A national of a country within the European Economic Area (EEA), or of Switzerland, has an automatic right to live, work and study in the UK. Whilst there is no legal requirement for an EEA national to obtain a Registration Certificate, possession of one assists as it: evidences legal status in the UK as a […]

Kangs Solicitors are defending a client, one of seven defendants, charged with conspiracy to facilitate a breach of the UK immigration regulations arising from an investigation into the alleged abuse of the Common Travel Area between the UK and the Republic of Ireland. The Circumstances | Kangs Immigration Offences Defence Team The investigation related to […]

Kangs Solicitors has been instructed to represent a client, a Chinese student, alleged to have received funds from China which is suspected to either be the proceeds of crime or are intended to be used in unlawful conduct. It would appear that our client is one of many being targeted as part of  a multi-agency […]

The reduced availability of public funding, via legal aid, to assist those charged with a criminal offence to obtain legal representation, is resulting in more people endeavouring to defend themselves. As a result, guilty pleas are frequently being entered without any understanding of the potential consequences. John Veale of Kangs Solicitors comments generally upon the […]