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John Binns discusses ’’Overview of anti-bribery and criminal law in the life sciences sector’’ with LexisNexis
26 May 2022
BCL partner John Binns has produced a practice note for LexisNexis discussing anti-bribery and criminal law in the life sciences sector.
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John Binns writes for Money Laundering Bulletin discussing the UK’s law enforcement on Russian oligarchs
18 May 2022
Can sanctions on Russian oligarchs be used to confiscate illicit wealth? BCL partner John Binns writes for Money Laundering Bulletin exploring how UK...
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David Hardstaff and John Binns write for Open Access Government exploring shifting sands in the UK CBD industry
13 May 2022
UK-based CBD companies may feel they have had a rough ride recently as the FSA introduces the new novel food application process, which requires non-m...
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John Binns writes for Thomson Reuters discussing cannabis and money laundering
9 May 2022
Public attitudes toward cannabis have changed in recent years, however the UK law, has lagged, which paired with the requirements imposed by the UK’s...
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BCL’s Julian Hayes and Andrew Watson discuss the NIS Regulations with The Barrister Magazine
6 May 2022
BCL’s Julian Hayes and Andrew Watson’s article ‘’Preparing for the worst but operating at our best – Reform of the NIS Regulations’’ has been pu...
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Richard Sallybanks speaks to The Times on SFO’s latest debate on outsourcing
5 May 2022
BCL partner, Richard Sallybanks has been quoted in The Times discussing the SFO’s decision to outsource the disclosure process in the prosecution of G...
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The Serious Fraud Office: What’s on the horizon? BCL’s Richard Sallybanks and Anoushka Warlow write for Fraud Intelligence
27 April 2022
With the SFO operating under a shadow cast by the independent reviews being conducted by Sir David Calvert-Smith and Brian Altman QC, BCL partner Rich...
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John Binns writes for Thomson Reuters discussing crypto-assets under the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002
20 April 2022
While crypto-assets are intangible, they can still be considered as ‘’property’’ and their value fluctuates significantly. They can also be used to co...
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Umar Azmeh comments on R v T [2022] EWCA Crim. 108 in the Criminal Law Review
11 April 2022
BCL associate Umar Azmeh’s case comment on R v T [2022] EWCA Crim. 108 has been published in the latest edition of the Criminal Law Review.
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John Binns speaks to The Times on the practicalities of an international anti-corruption court
31 March 2022
BCL partner John Binns has been quoted in The Times’s discussing the practicalities of launching an international anti-corruption court and the...
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Umar Azmeh comments on R v Ahmed [2021] EWCA Crim. 1786 in the Criminal Law Review
29 March 2022
BCL associate Umar Azmeh’s case comment on R v Ahmed [2021] EWCA Crim. 1786 has been published in the latest edition of the Criminal Law Review.
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BCL partners named amongst Global Elite Thought Leaders in Who’s Who Legal: Investigations 2022
28 March 2022
BCL partners, Shula de Jersey, Michael Drury, Richard Sallybanks and Harry Travers and have been named amongst the Global Elite Thought Leaders for Wh...
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