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Kangs Solicitors has recently defended a client at Birmingham Crown Court charged with S.47 Assault (Offences Against the Person Act 1861) and Affray (Public Order Act 1986). Mohammed Ahmed of Kangs Solicitors outlines the case and how the highly favourable result was achieved. Kangs Solicitors has been defending clients facing criminal charges for well over twenty years and […]

A Trade Mark identifies a product(s) or service(s) which it distinguishes from those provided by competitors and may be owned by a company, business or individual. The nature of a Trade Mark is, basically, that which the owner wishes to adopt to identify and protect its product and may, by way of example, be a symbol, sign, design, word, musical […]

Inevitably, disputes in all aspects of life will occur and, however reluctant they may be, individuals, businesses and companies become engaged in court proceedings seeking to prove the correctness of their stance against their opponents. Such proceedings invariably involve financial cost to the contesting parties, particularly the loser facing the prospect of bearing a substantial […]

Kangs Solicitors has successfully represented a husband and wife facing allegations of Fraud by False Representation and Money Laundering pursued by Northamptonshire Economic Crime Unit. Amandeep Murria of Kangs Solicitors explains the steps taken to achieve this successful result. Kangs Solicitors is nationally recognised for defending and assisting clients facing allegations of Business and Financial Crime. For […]

In a previous article, posted to this website entitled ‘Economic Crime | Legislation Proposals’, we outlined some of the proposals contained within The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Bill (‘the Bill’), which is currently passing through the Committee stage of The House of Lords. The Bill also makes provision for the confiscation of Cryptoassets within the Proceeds of […]

A former Labour MP, Jared O’Mara, has received an immediate custodial sentence of four years having been found guilty, following his trial, of six counts of fraud relating to false expenses claims for work that he never carried out in respect of jobs that did not even exist. For further Press details please follow the […]