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Corporate Crime In Sport – How The Economic Crime & Corporate Transparency Act Impacts Sports Organisations
By Jim Sturman KC and Jeremy Summers of Osborne Clarke This article was written for and originally published by...
The UK’s new sanctions framework: streamlining at the cost of scrutiny? By Jim Sturman QC & Alex Davidson
Sanctions have – unsurprisingly – dominated the headlines over the past month. The recent increased use of these...
2 Bedford Row joins the celebrations for #IWD2022 #BreakTheBias
We are pleased to join the celebrations for #IWD2022 and this year’s theme of #BreakTheBias. Chambers is immensely...
Ticket touting: when might criminal liability arise?
Alex Davidson writes on this issue. Click here to read the article. ...
The production of overseas evidence in criminal investigations
On 5 February 2021, the Supreme Court unanimously allowed the appeal of KBR Inc against the decision of the Divisional...
Corporate criminal liability: A step closer to reform?
On what basis should criminal liability attach to a corporation? This question has long been a vexed one. The statute...
The Fire Safety Act 2021: A missed opportunity
On the 29th April 2021 the clerk to the House of Lords uttered the time honoured Norman French words Le Reyne le vault...
Defined benefit pension schemes new criminal offences and investigative powers
After a long wait the Pension Schemes Act 2021 (‘PSA’) received Royal Assent on 11th February. From the criminal...
Online racism in football: What more can the law do?
The last week has seen yet another disgusting spike in the abuse of professional footballers by those who purport to be...
