Blog — 07 October 2015

Why Theresa May’s conference speech is misleading and irresponsible

The Home Secretary, Theresa May, addressed the Tory Party Conference in Manchester yesterday on the dangers of immigration. Her take on the impact immigration is having on the UK was…

Blog — 01 October 2015

The rise of Corporate Crime Investigations: The Fallout for Employees

The Criminal Law team feature in the Canary Wharf Magazine, October 2015 edition. The article discusses the role of employees in corporate criminal investigations.

Blog — 17 September 2015

Paul Gambaccini and the lessons of pre charge bail

When I was first contacted by Paul Gambaccini, I was steeped in a case of huge public importance which had dominated my life for the previous 10 weeks. The Miranda/Greenwald…

Blog — 08 September 2015

Can Michael Gove save our legal system?

Unlike his predecessor, our new Lord Chancellor is already signalling a principled approach to the need to repair our failing judicial system. In his speech on 23 June to the…

Blog — 01 September 2015

Katie Wheatley reviews ‘Insider Dealing and Criminal Law: Dangerous Liaisons’ by Iwona Seredynska for the Journal of International Banking Law and Regulation

Katie Wheatley, Partner and Joint Head of the Criminal Law Team at Bindmans LLP recently reviewed ”Insider Dealing and Criminal Law: Dangerous Liaisons” for the Journal of International Banking Law…

Blog — 31 August 2015

For richer for poorer

Love or hate them, prenuptial agreements are on the rise, along with divorce rates – especially among older people – the so called ‘silver splitters’.