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22 February 2019

Crime & Fraud Cases

22 February 2019

Crime & Fraud Cases

Sean Riley, represented an individual who received a sentence of a suspended prison sentence, after having pleaded guilty to a serious assault upon his partner. The case attracted Nationwide publicity, because despite suffering a broken neck and major head injury, his partner did not support the prosecution against him.

Miles Herman represented a successful businessman, who was charged with an offence of drunk in charge of a motor vehicle, asleep at the wheel of his car at traffic lights in the small hours of the morning. As a result of thorough, effective, and skilful mitigation, assisted by persuasive character evidence and references. Miles persuaded the Court not to impose an immediate period of disqualification from driving, thereby saving the clients business.
Siobhain Egan represented a Company Director, and fully qualified accountant, who was investigated for forging company documents in preparation of corporate litigation, after strong written representations drafted by Siobhain, the investigating police authority were persuaded to offer a caution rather than a full criminal prosecution.
Siobhain also represented a senior finance professional, employee by a internationally renowned finance house, was found to have forged and altered important financial documents. Siobhain , was able to persuade the investigating authority to offer a caution rather than a criminal prosecution, which enabled the client to continue in his employment.

Miles Herman represented a successful businessman, who was charged with an offence of drunk in charge of a motor vehicle, asleep at the wheel of his car at traffic lights in the small hours of the morning. As a result of thorough, effective, and skilful mitigation, assisted by persuasive character evidence and references. Miles persuaded the Court not to impose an immediate period of disqualification from driving, thereby saving the clients business.
Siobhain Egan represented a Company Director, and fully qualified accountant, who was investigated for forging company documents in preparation of corporate litigation, after strong written representations drafted by Siobhain, the investigating police authority were persuaded to offer a caution rather than a full criminal prosecution.
Siobhain also represented a senior finance professional, employee by a internationally renowned finance house, was found to have forged and altered important financial documents. Siobhain , was able to persuade the investigating authority to offer a caution rather than a criminal prosecution, which enabled the client to continue in his employment.

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