Michael Drury

31Mar2022

The globalisation of criminal evidence and the UK-US Data Sharing Agreement

31st March 2022

Data Protection, Insights, Julian Hayes, Michael Drury, News & Insights, Regulatory

BCL partners, Michael Drury and Julian Hayes discuss the implementation of the much delayed UK-US data sharing agreement (Cloud Act) and examine the wider impact its provisions will have on criminal investigations across the globe.

28Mar2022

BCL partners named amongst Global Elite Thought Leaders in Who’s Who Legal: Investigations 2022

28th March 2022

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Commendations, Harry Travers, Michael Drury, News, News & Insights, Richard Sallybanks, Shula De Jersey

BCL partners, Shula de Jersey, Michael Drury, Richard Sallybanks and Harry Travers and have been named amongst the Global Elite Thought Leaders for Who’s Who Legal: Investigations 2022 guide. In addition to this accolade five other partners from BCL Solicitors have also been recognised as top-flight practitioners in this area.

25Oct2021

BCL top ranked in Chambers and Partners UK Guide 2022

25th October 2021

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Commendations, David Hardstaff, Ellen Peart, Greg Mailer, Hannah Raphael, Harry Travers, Ian Burton, Jane Glass, John Binns, Mark Haslam, Michael Drury, News, News & Insights, Richard Reichman, Richard Sallybanks, Shaul Brazil, Shula De Jersey, Tom McNeill

BCL Solicitors LLP has once again been ranked as a top tier firm with leading individuals in our fields by Chambers & Partners in the 2022 edition of Chambers UK – a Client’s Guide to the UK Legal Profession. This is one of the leading independent directories of UK legal services, identifying the leading firms and lawyers in the UK.

12Aug2021

Michael Drury writes for Government Investigations Guide 2022 – Getting The Deal Through

12th August 2021

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Michael Drury, News, News & Insights

BCL partner Michael Drury has written the England and Wales chapter of Getting the Deal Through’s Government Investigations 2022 guide from Lexology.

23Jul2021

BCL Solicitors top ranked in Chambers and Partners HNW Guide 2021

23rd July 2021

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Anoushka Warlow, Commendations, Harry Travers, Ian Burton, Jane Glass, Michael Drury, News, News & Insights, Richard Sallybanks, Shaul Brazil, Shula De Jersey

Chambers & Partners have now published the 2021 edition of their High Net Worth (HNW) Guide and BCL Solicitors has been top-ranked (Band 1) in Financial Crime: High Net Worth Individuals – UK, with seven partners identified as leading individuals and one associate recognised in the ‘Associates to watch’ category.

Rankings are as follows:

16Jul2021

UK’s policing in Europe after Brexit – Michael Drury and Caroline Mair write for Open Access Government

16th July 2021

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Caroline Mair, Michael Drury, News, News & Insights

BCL partner Michael Drury and senior associate Caroline Mair’s article ‘The UK’s policing and law enforcement capabilities in Europe after Brexit’ has been published by Open Access Government, discussing a recent Parliamentary report, which analysed where the UK stands regarding the data & tools it now has at its disposal to the police across Europe after Brexit.

1Jul2021

Evidence Obtained by Hacking or Torture – Michael Drury, Caroline Mair and Andrew Watson write for Lawyer Monthly

1st July 2021

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Andrew Watson, Caroline Mair, Michael Drury, News, News & Insights

BCL partner Michael Drury, senior associate Caroline Mair and legal assistant Andrew Watson’s article ‘Evidence Obtained by Hacking or Torture: Do Two Wrongs Ever Make a Right?’ has been published by Lawyer Monthly.

24Jun2021

Michael Drury and Julian Hayes write for The GIR Guide to Cyber Investigations

24th June 2021

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Cyber Crime, Julian Hayes, Michael Drury, News, News & Insights

BCL partners Michael Drury and Julian Hayes have written the chapter titled ‘Investigations In England & Wales: Practitioners’ Perspective’ for Global Investigations Review: The Guide to Cyber Investigations – Second Edition.

11Jun2021

Do two wrongs ever make a right when it comes to evidence obtained by hacking or even torture?

11th June 2021

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Andrew Watson, Caroline Mair, Insights, Michael Drury, News & Insights

With the civil courts confirming they are content to allow parties to deploy as evidence the results of unlawful computer hacking, Michael Drury, Caroline Mair and Andrew Watson consider the issues including for similarly obtained evidence in the criminal courts.

18May2021

Six months on: the UK’s policing and law enforcement capabilities in Europe after Brexit

18th May 2021

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Caroline Mair, Insights, Michael Drury, News & Insights

BCL partner Michael Drury and senior associate Caroline Mair analyse the recent Parliamentary report, “Beyond Brexit: policing, law enforcement and security”, by the ‘EU Security and Justice Sub-Committee’.