by George Kampanella in Business, Crime, Finance, International, Litigation, News
The UK is thought to be overflowing with Russian money allegedly looted from the former Soviet Union.
by Stephen Sharp in Business, Crime
The UK Supreme Court has robustly re-asserted the presumption against the extra-territorial reach of UK law in foreign jurisdictions...
by Bivonas Law LLP in Business
Bivonas Law LLP has recently been recognised as one of the best rated firms by Legal Business...
by Bivonas Law LLP in Business, Litigation
On 5 May 2020, Sergey Litovchenko and Simon Davenport QC discussed practical aspects of and shared their experience obtaining third party litigation funding at Kalita Partners’ first Live Talk sessions.
by Riannah Easy in Business
As Covid-19 has demonstrated, unprecedented situations can occur which we have no control over.
by Antony Brown in Business
The discovery of serious criminal conduct within an organisation can be catastrophic and at the very least present a major distraction from the company’s core business.
by Stephen Sharp in Business, Crime, News
The recent acquittal of our client Stylianos Contogoulas and his co-defendant Ryan Reich on a charge of conspiracy to defraud by manipulation of Libor whilst working for Barclays in 2005-2007
by John Bechelet in Business, Regulatory
Russian courts have described as ‘scandalous’ and a ‘discredit to the honour of judges’ the suggestion that they are susceptible to powerful influence behind the scenes and are not independent.
by Bivonas Law LLP in Business, Employment
In a decision described by the GMB union as a “monumental victory” for some 40,000 drivers in England and Wales, the recent ruling of a London Employment Tribunal now means that Uber drivers are entitled to the national minimum wage... Read More
by John Bechelet in Business, Regulatory
The FCA has spent some time trying to eliminate the “rolling bad apples” from the banking sector.