Richardson Lissack has successfully persuaded a major UK bank to remove a CIFAS fraud marker it had registered against our client, a company director, in relation to an incomplete loan application made by him two and a half years ago. Our client had ultimately elected not to pursue the application but was completely unaware of the existence of the marker until his new business started experiencing difficulties attracting clients. The bank is now in the process of formulating a redress proposal.
In a recent trial at Warwick Crown Court, businessman and property developer Howard Grossman and former Conservative MP David Mackintosh were acquitte...
In a landmark ruling, the UK Supreme Court has allowed the Danish Tax Authority (SKAT) to pursue a $1.8 billion cum-ex tax fraud case against a Britis...
The UK government has published a consultation paper on its proposed regulatory regime for cryptoassets. The paper sets out the government’s pl...