The areas of work in which we have particular expertise, experience and excellence
The areas of work in which we have particular expertise, experience and excellence
Tim Forte has been instructed in Operation Palladium, a substantial money laundering trial involving investigation of financial affairs over fifteen years and numerous companies. The total is in excess of half a million pounds and the…
Tom Cockroft successfully appealed against his client's conviction for robbery on the basis of a misdirection on joint enterprise in the judge's summing up.The appellants dragged the complainant onto a golf course on a freezing winter's…
Having lodged an Application to Dismiss, Tim Forte eventually persuaded the Crown, the day before trial at Liverpool Crown Court, to concede, and again formally offer no evidence, against a local businessman and property developer, who…
Flavia Kenyon secures a sentence of 6 years 6 months imprisonment for a driver guilty of importing 117 kilograms of cocaine valued at over £11 million Flavia Kenyon represented a Belgian driver who was caught…
Tim Forte is about to commence in multi-count, multi-defendant fraud at Liverpool Crown Court, where his defendant is a Solicitor of the Supreme Court alleged to have fraudulently used that position to defraud hundreds of thousands of…
Tim Forte has been instructed on behalf of one defendant in multi-handed importation case involving substantial quantities of illegal drugs, and issues of extra-jurisdictional proceedings and French law. Case to be heard at Liverpool…
Tim Forte has been instructed in a large-scale credit-card fraud, where the evidence is voluminous and involved, such that it has been served on hyperlinked external hard drive. Case to be heard at Manchester…
Having drafted submissions for an Application to Dismiss, Tim Forte successfully persuaded the Crown to concede the application and formally offer no evidence against his client in Operation Vernonia – a Serious Organized Crime…
The abuse argument was based on the principle akin to autrefois, namely no man should be punished twice for an offence arising out of the same or substantially the same set of facts, R-v-Dwyer [2012]…
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