NEWS Chambers is delighted to announce that Michael Newbold has been recognised as a leader in his field for POCA and Asset Forfeiture work in both the Legal 500 and Chambers & Partners ‘Michael is instructed on some high-profile confiscation matters for the SFO and [...]
NEWS Chambers is delighted that Michael Newbold has been recognised as a leader in his field in POCA Work and Asset Forfeiture in both Chambers & Partners and the Legal 500 "Mike Newbold knows the legislature like the back of his hand. He is a true intellectual, [...]
NEWS Michael Newbold, led by Kennedy Talbot QC of 33 Chancery Lane, appeared on behalf of the Crown Prosecution Service Proceeds of Crime in proceedings to increase a confiscation order made by Birmingham Crown Court against Patrick Bijou. Bijou was convicted in 2010 and [...]
NEWS Chambers is delighted that Michael Newbold has been recognised as a leader in his field in POCA Work and Asset Forfeiture in both Chambers & Partners and the Legal 500 “Has a really good understanding of this area of law and a really [...]
NEWS Michael Newbold and Natalie McNamee (led by Jonathan Hall QC of 6KBW College Hill) were instructed by CPS Proceeds of Crime in applications for the making of two account forfeiture orders at Westminster Magistrates’ Court. The case, the first in which the DPP [...]
NEWS Chambers is delighted that Michael Newbold has been recommended as a leader in his field in Proceeds of Crime and Asset Forfeiture in both Chambers & Partners and The Legal 500. "He's a steady, methodical, calm and cerebral individual." “He provides clear and [...]
NEWS In a decision handed down on 23 April, the Court of Appeal upheld the decision of Southwark Crown Court to register as external orders three confiscation orders made by the Criminal Court of Rome concerning assets held in the UK. The orders were [...]
NEWS On 2nd September 2019, following a contested Proceeds of Crime Act hearing, Southwark Crown Court made a confiscation order requiring Ellias Preko to pay £7,324,268.41 within 3 months, with a term of 10 years imprisonment to be served in default. Mr Preko was [...]
NEWS Chambers was delighted to host and deliver its Criminal Litigation update to members of the LBLA. Michael Newbold, Ellis Sareen, Bethany Condron and Ed Gordon-Saker spoke on topics ranging from bad character, disclosure, hearsay and general case preparation. Members of Chambers are always happy to [...]
NEWS The Court of Appeal handed down judgment on 26 March in the case of Regina v Paul Moss [2019] EWCA Crim 501, upholding a decision of the Crown Court at St Albans to certify a confiscation order for enforcement in Spain. In an important judgment [...]