Brackenbury’s client writes for Open Access Government on whether a new government-appointed report could help benefit UK businesses with an interest in medicinal cannabis and cannabidiol. (more…)

In an article published in Reports Legal, Brackenbury’s client discusses whether UK companies have a duty to prevent, or report, forced labour or human trafficking. (more…)

  Brackenbury’s client artical in Open Access Government examines Bishop Wiseman’s recent prosecution for selling a ‘plague protection kit’ for COVID 19. Should the case go to trial, it will raise questions for the Court on the thresholds to be met for fraud and other offences, where religious beliefs are implicated as well as religious […]

In an article recently published in The Crime Report, Brackenbury’s client examines some recent developments in the application of predictive policing technology and  the impact this may have on young people. (more…)

Brackenbury’s client’s article in Police Professional Magazine examines the new Children’s Code (more…)

In an article recently published in Lawyer Monthly, Brackenbury’s client examines Corporate Criminal Liability. (more…)

In an article for Open Access Government, Brackenbury’s client examines whether the UK is finally clearing a pathway for cannabis investments. (more…)

In an article published in Lawyer Monthly magazine, Brackenbury’s client examines The Serious Fraud Office’s recent agreement to a tenth plea bargain corporate settlement – ‘Good money but do they work?’ (more…)

This article authored by Brackenbury’s client provides an outline of a very interesting recent Parliamentary report, which analysed where the UK stands regarding the data and tools it now has at its disposal to police and investigate across Europe after Brexit. (more…)

This article titled ‘Enforcement and funding: Strengthening your IP strategy to protect against infringement’ provides an outline of areas including: (more…)