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Timothy Thompson of Kangs Solicitors recently reported on the case of Mark Cook and his company, Crouch Commodities. Mark Cook was disqualified from acting as a director of any company for a period of fifteen years following evasion of VAT by his company. Although Mark Cook’s disqualification followed civil proceedings there was clearly the possibility […]

Sharan Rupra, immigration law specialist at Kangs Solicitors discusses the rights of EU Nationals in the UK. Following the BREXIT referendum, the future of EU nationals residing in the UK has become very uncertain and, whilst the government has stated that those already in the UK will be allowed to remain, no assurances have been […]

At Kangs Solicitors our legal team is very experienced in representing professional clients including doctors, teachers, pharmacists, dentists, accountants, company directors, journalists and even fellow members of the legal profession. How Can We Help Professional Clients? |  Professional Discipline Various circumstances may arise which require experienced legal assistance such as: Allegations of Criminal Activity which […]

Mortgage Fraud | Kangs Fraud Team Our client was one of 15 defendants charged with conspiracy to commit mortgage fraud between 2006 and 2007 when eleven loans were obtained from “Barclays Private Clients International Ltd”, based in the Isle of Man, totalling approximately £50 million. The funds were used for the purchase or re-mortgage of […]

Sukhdip Randhawa of Kangs Solicitors explores the recent introduction of the Criminal Behaviour Order which supersedes the existing Antisocial Behaviour Order, Drinking Banning Order and the Individual Support Order. What is a Criminal Behaviour Order? | Kangs Criminal Defence Solicitors Criminal Behaviour Orders can only be imposed as part of an ancillary order after conviction […]

Amandeep Murria of Kangs Solicitors discusses the position where there is a reconsideration of the ‘available amount’ in confiscation proceedings. The provisions are contained within the Proceeds of Crime Act (POCA) 2002. It is open to the Prosecution to apply at any time for a further calculation of the available amount. If the Court is […]