We specialise in representing individuals and corporates with potential and actual criminal exposure, domestically and internationally.
We have in-depth experience of advising on all aspects of financial crime, including fraud, corruption, money laundering, sanctions, market manipulation, market abuse, competition and cartel allegations and insider trading.
Our lawyers have a reputation for providing strategic and pragmatic advice to both individuals and corporates.
Drawing on the extensive cross-departmental experience of Stewarts, we provide seamless advice and representation in complex criminal disputes and investigations.
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"Richard Kovalevsky QC is considered an expert in domestic and international crime, fraud and money laundering cases. He provides advice and representation to blue-chip corporate clients and individuals on the most sophisticated of matters"
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"David is a sanctions specialist who actually knows how sanctions work – having worked extensively in this field for years."
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Our lawyers provide seamless advice and representation in complex criminal disputes and investigations.
The firm comprises some of the UK’s leading litigation lawyers and has the depth of expertise to advise on related issues.
Stewarts Private - Dispute Management
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