NEWS
Hamraj Kang and Timothy Thompson of Kangs Solicitors were instructed to represent one of the Directors of BSI Nordale Ltd, Christopher Murphy in the high profile ‘Royal Household bribery and corruption case’. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-37497808 Counsel instructed to defend our client was Mr Adam Kane QC of Carmelite Chambers. The Prosecution Case | Bribery, Corruption and Fraud […]
05/10/16
Recently, there have been talks at government level and general speculation concerning the granting of amnesty to illegal immigrants resident in the UK in order to legalise their status. Sharan Rupra of Kangs Solicitors outlines the historical background and current government indications. Government Intervention | Kangs Immigration Solicitors There have been three amnesties in Britain […]
04/10/16
The Pre –Action Protocol Letter The very first step in the Judicial Review (JR) process is to write a formal letter to the proposed defendant setting out the basis of your proposed claim and the remedy you are seeking. Normally, you should receive a response within 14 days but, ultimately, it is your decision on […]
03/10/16
Alton Towers sentenced for Health and Safety Breach The owners of Alton Towers (Merlin Attractions) have been fined £5million with costs of nearly £70,000 following a rollercoaster crash that left more than 15 people injured. Two of the most seriously injured had limbs amputated. The incident occurred on the 2nd June 2015, when the rollercoaster […]
30/09/16
Daily, thousands of decisions are made by Public Bodies and, sometimes, these decisions are wrong and unfair. Such decisions, in many cases, not only affect individuals but also companies and officers of companies. Judicial Review (‘JR’) is a vital part of the English legal system as we do not a have a fully written constitution […]
29/09/16
What is Corporate Manslaughter? Under the Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Act 2007 (the CMCHA), an organisation is guilty of an offence if the way in which its activities are managed or organised causes a death and amounts to a breach of a relevant duty of care to the deceased. The Law before the CMCHA […]
28/09/16
