The Defendant was charged with the murder of her 8 month old baby. The Defendant was acquitted of murder and manslaughter.

Defendant charged in an alleged gang-related murder and attempted murder trial involving Tamil gangs in the Eastham area of London. Important cross-jurisdiction issues of law and admissibility arose during the trial as the Defendant was extradited from Sri Lanka prior to being tried in the UK.

Publicised case where the defendant, along with his co-defendant, were charged for murder by fatal stabbings on a night bus. The case turned on witness accounts from over a dozen witnesses present at the time of the stabbing

Defendant was charged with 6 others in relation to a murder within a Vietnamese drugs gang. He was the only one acquitted of murder and manslaughter. The case revolved around a number of complex forensic and evidential issues such as anonymity of witnesses.

Defendant charged with two other co-defendants for murder by fatal stabbing. The case turned on witness accounts from over a half dozen witnesses present at the time of the stabbing. The defendant was acquitted of murder, manslaughter and S.18 Grievous Bodily Harm.

Widely publicised Greenford murder. The husband was alleged to have been involved in a plot to kill his wife in this honour killing case.

Case revolved around the well publicised "CostCutters" drive by shooting in South London. Case investigated by Operation Trident and the defendant was charged with murder allegedly in connection with a retaliation shooting.

The Defendant was charged with his father's murder when the Police discovered his father's body was buried in the back garden. The Defendant was acquitted of murder and manslaughter.

Gangland Murder

Ongoing case involving allegation of murder against Defendant who was extradited to the UK from Romania.

Complex cross-jurisdictional issues involved.

Defendant was charged with conspiracy to murder. Crown alleged the defendant, a youth, was part of conspiracy to carry out a vicious attack in retaliation based around family honour, after the victim was known to have a friendship with a Muslim married woman. The brutal attack consistsed of sulphuric acid being poured on the victim leaving him with severe injuries. The Defendant was acquitted of Conspiracy to murder.

Ongoing case involving allegations of the kidnap and murder of a woman by her husband. The Defendant was extradited to the UK from Lithuania to face trial.

Crown brought a case against the Defendant & others of being part of a joint enterprise forming the necessary intent to commit murder which resulted in the victim being shot dead. Crown alleged previous history and bad feeling was a clear motive for the subsequent shooting and murder of the deceased

The Defendant was accused of the attempted murder of a police officer and causing GBH, along with 29 other charges. Our firm led the negotiations,on behalf of all defendants, with the Crown Prosecution Service to ensure that the best deal was uniformly put forward

£40,000,000 armed robbery at the Graff Jewellers

High-value armed robbery from a jewellers store. This case involved the extradition of the Defendant from Estonia.

High-value armed robbery from a jewellery store. This case involved the extradition of the Defendant from Estonia.

Multi-million pound global conspiracy to distribute counterfeit pharmaceuticals.One of the largest MHRA prosecutions and a Very High Cost Case.

Lloyds PR Solicitors represented two defendants in the trial, securing an acquittal for one and a suspended sentence for the other. The principal defendant received a custodial term of four years.

Multi-million pound fraud carried out worldwide through notorious "Dark Market" website. Joint investigation by SOCA, FBI and US secret Service. Investigation and surveillance includes the US Secret Service, Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and Serious Organised Crime Agency (SOCA). There were an array of connected cross-jurisdiction issues and investigations in consequence of the trial.

A highly complex and extensive internet banking fraud. The defendant received a sentence of 30 months, significantly lower than that given to co-defendants. (Very High Cost Case)

High-value allegations of money laundering against multiple co-defendants. The case collapsed before trial following submissions from defence teams relating to witness credibility.

£137,000,000 money laundering through money-exchange bureau.

High value conspiracy to defraud the UK banking system.

Crown brought a case against the defendant and her family, alleging a family conspiracy in relation to immigration law, trade mark law and converting criminal property. Crown alleged this case concerned the economic exploitation of illegal migrant workers. The case against our defendant involved consideration of European Law in relation to the free movement of persons within EU. A leading QC in immigration law was instructed to mount a challenge based on a complex point of law.