GET 24/7 LEGAL ADVICE

020 7387 2032

The following are some useful legal news updates from our criminal defence lawyers. Contact us for specialist advice on any of these topics.

Tax Fraud Banker Gets $104m Award

September 13, 2012
The BBC reports that the US Internal Revenue Service has awarded $104m (£65m) to a convicted former banker who informed US tax authorities about overseas tax cheats. See the full article here.

Average Age of First-Time Buyers Now 35

September 11, 2012
The Telegraph reports that the average age of a first-time house buyer has risen to 35, up from 28 just a decade ago, due to rising house prices and reduced levels of savings, according to research. You can read the full article here.
Contact Richard McConnell if you are buying a property for personally tailored service.

Laura Saunsbury Published Once Again in CPSA’s ‘Pull! Magazine’

September 10, 2012
Laura, a regular contributor to Pull! Magazine, has had her most recent article published in this month’s edition.

Siobhain Egan’s Article on Financial Fraud Laws Published in JC

September 10, 2012
Friday’s edition of the Jewish Chronicle features an article written by Siobhain Egan in their Law & Audit supplement, page 62.

Should a Gun Ever be used in Self-Defence?

September 9, 2012
Laura Saunsbury asks this question in her blog.

Retirement Home Group Backs Down On Exit Fees

September 7, 2012
The Telegraph reports that retirement homeowners who face large exit fees when they sell or sublet the property will find their costs cut considerably after the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) forced one of the larger providers to curb its fees. Read the full story here.

Turkey Tycoon’s Children in Will Row with Mistress

September 7, 2012
The wish of Norfolk turkey tycoon Bernard Matthews to leave his £12million Saint Tropez villa to his secret French mistress is thwarted by his children. Both the BBC and the Telegraph report on this story.

Graduates Will Drive the Return of First-Time Buyers

September 7, 2012
According to a study, the first-time buyer share of the housing market could increase over the next year, driven by a wave of university graduates trying to get on the property ladder with their parents’ help. The Telegraph has the full story here.

Global Curbs Loom on Offshore Corporate Tax Avoidance

September 7, 2012
Reuters reports that cash-strapped governments are keen to replenish their coffers, and international bodies such as the OECD are stepping up efforts to claw back revenue lost when companies shift profit overseas to cut their tax bills. Read the full article here.

Sex Register Appeals Introduced

September 7, 2012
The BBC report that convicted sex offenders now have the right to appeal against having to register with the police for life. To read the article click here.


We are happy to help

Get 24/7 Legal Advice, call

020 7387 2032

“I was put in touch with Lewis Nedas Law through a mutual friend and I was not disappointed. The team were nothing but straight forward, honest and realistic about the nature of my case and the expected outcome from the minute I got in contact and were willing to take over from the previous company at very short notice. With their unrivalled experience and expertise in their profession the outcome was even better than expected and I couldn’t recommend them enough.”


contact

Please let us know your name.
Please let us know your email address.
Please enter a valid phone number
Invalid Input
Please let us know your message.
GDPR Agreement - I consent to the information supplied above to be stored on this website so that Lewis Nedas Law can respond to my enquiry.
Invalid Input

Accreditations and Awards

  • Legal 500 uk leading firm 2024
  • The Times Best Law Firms 2024
  • Legal 500 uk leading firm 2022 50x73
  • The Times Best Law Firms 2022
  • Google 5 stars