Miles Herman has been instructed in a major fraudulent evasion of duty matter, following a yearlong investigation by HMRC. The client faces two charges under the Customs and Excise Management Act 1979 and one charge under the Fraud Act 2006.

Rhys Mardon has recently taken instructions regarding a murder investigation on the south coast.

Rhys has also taken instructions regarding a complex and large case of perverting the course of justice, involving interfering with key witnesses in a high profile gangland trial.

Tony Meisels is dealing with the prosecution of a taxidermist for importation and sale of species, mostly primates, covered by Control of Trade in Endangered Species (Enforcement) Regulations, or CITES 1997.

Tony has also taken on the case of a retired deputy manager of a children’s home for historical sexual abuse allegations by one child who was in his care, which occurred between 1967 and 1975.

In addition, Tony is assisting a defendant with serious mental health issues who was charged with downloading over 74,000 indecent images.

Tony is also privately instructed in the defence of a man of good character who was accused of sexually assaulting a family member.

Sean Reilly has just been instructed on a case involving the importation of 500kg of class B drugs.