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Kangs Organised & Serious Crime Team has been instructed to represent a client alleged to be involved in a large conspiracy involving facilitating immigration and a number of other immigration offences conducted over an eight year period. The case is being prosecuted by the International Justice and Organised Crime Division Department of the Crown Prosecution […]

The Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Act 2007 (‘the Act’), which came into force on 6th April 2008, introduced a new statutory criminal offence of corporate manslaughter (‘the new offence’) thereby providing accountability in respect of deaths which have arisen as the result of very serious management failings. The Position Prior to the Act | […]

Kangs Solicitors represent a Pakistani national who seeks to avoid deportation following imprisonment for a criminal conviction, where he proclaims his innocence and upon the basis that he is the son of a British national, entitled to citizenship by descent. History | Kangs Immigration Team Our client served a custodial sentence from July 2016 when […]

Amandeep Murria of Kangs Solicitors explains the nature of this offence with reference to a recent tragic case brought before the Old Bailey. Tragic Circumstances Leading to Trial | Kangs Health and Safety Team In August 2012 a female lawyer, whilst walking past a construction site in Mayfair, London, was killed when three window frames […]

Kangs Solicitors were instructed to represent an individual client and his company who were being prosecuted by Enfield Council, for offences contrary to Regulation 19 of the Food Safety and Hygiene Regulations 2013. Suki Randhawa of Kangs Solictors, who has twenty years’ experience defending prosecutions of this nature, explains the events which lead to a […]

At the end of the presentation to the court of the prosecution case, one or more defence teams may be faced with the decision as to whether or not legal argument should be put to the judge in support of the proposition that, based on the prosecution evidence, there is ‘no case to answer’ and […]