Financial Crime

Crime relating to money, assets and cryptocurrency can be hard hitting and involve international and cross border transactions. Individuals and businesses could find themselves subject to court orders initially without their knowledge, restricting movement of anything with value. Police and other organisations regularly use Proceeds of Crime legislation to seize and restrain what they believe to be the product of illegal activities.  Nicholls & Nicholls have assisted and represented clients accused of large-scale financial offences that span into their billions. These types of cases are highly complex and require the expertise of lawyers who specialise in this area. Nicholls & Nicholls are those lawyers.

Cash Seizures

Under section 294 Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 (POCA), police and other officers can seize cash in excess of £1,000…

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Restraint Orders and Account Freezing Orders

A Restraint or Account Freezing Order (AFO) is an interim injunction made by the court that restrains a defendant…

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Confiscation and Enforcement Proceedings (POCA)

The Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 (POCA) is the main legislation that relates to the confiscation process…

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Other Proceeds of Crime Act (POCA) Offences

There are a number of offences that fall under the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 (POCA)…

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Border Force Seizure

Border Force or HMRC have the right to seize any goods in the UK if duty has not been paid properly…

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Money Laundering

Money laundering is the act of concealing or transferring money obtained through criminal activity…

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Accounts Malpractice and Fraudulent Accounting

False accounting fraud involves an employee or organisation altering, destroying or amending any account…

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Bribery and Corruption

Our Business Crime Solicitors provide the highest standard of legal representation and advocacy…

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Market Abuse and Insider Dealing

Market abuse and insider dealing are the related offences whereby individuals or companies…

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Cybercrime, Bitcoin and Crypto-Currency

Society is increasingly dependent on technology and online transactions. Inevitably, there has been a similar increase in investigations…

FCA Investigations

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is the UK’s financial services regulator and one of its key aims is to reduce financial crime…

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Terrorism Financing

Terrorism financing involves the collection or provision of funds with the intention to support terrorist acts or organised groups…

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