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Kangs Solicitors is a niche criminal law practice commended annually by Chambers UK and The Legal 500. Within the firm, we have an extremely knowledgeable and experienced Motoring Law Department which, from time to time, reports on this website upon particular court cases with which we have been involved or the significance of changes in […]

Kangs Solicitors have successfully defended a client, who is a pharmacist, charged with rape. The Prosecution alleged that our client had raped a female following an evening at a popular night spot in Central London. However, following a trial lasting six days at Wood Green Crown Court, our client was unanimously acquitted by the jury. […]

Entrepreneur visas are available to high net-worth individuals, living outside the EEA, looking to either create a new business or join an existing business in the UK. Financial Requirements The applicant must have access to sufficient funds, namely £200,000 (or £50,000 with other criteria being met), which are disposable i.e. available to be utilised in […]

Staffordshire Company fined following illegal asbestos removal A Staffordshire based company has been fined £31,000 after employing a handyman to remove asbestos. The company was also ordered to pay £4,000 in costs. The company had carried out an asbestos survey on a building they were seeking to re-furbish. The survey uncovered Asbestos Insulation Boards (‘the […]

Nazaqat Maqsoom of Kangs Solicitors follows his recent commentary on ‘the new guidelines’ with a look at reduction, mitigation and exceptions. Mitigation and Reduction | Kangs Criminal Lawyers The new guidelines state that factors such as: admissions at interview, co-operation with the investigation and demonstrations of remorse Should not be taken into account when determining […]

Asset freezing, by way of a court order, is designed to prevent an alleged fraudster from dissipating assets with a view to defeating any subsequent court order which may permanently deprive that person of those assets. Frequently, in both criminal and civil courts, authorities will obtain, invariably without notice to the alleged offending party, a […]