Articles by ‘Bharti Moore’

Earlier this week, a report by Sir John Bell, British-Canadian geneticist and Oxford University professor, set out proposals to encourage growth and investment as the Government seeks to address concerns about the negative effects of Brexit on scientific research, academia and the pharmaceutical industry. The report was commissioned by the Government and written in collaboration with key players in the life sciences sector.

NQ solicitor Ivelina Morris offers some advice to future trainees and law students

The Serious Fraud Office (SFO) has this month announced a second deferred prosecution agreement which will see a firm pay more than £6million for corruption and bribery offences. The deal was reached between the…

The Prime Minister has outlined new plans to curb corruption in business. David Cameron set out proposals for sweeping reforms to coincide with the start of an international summit and commentators claim that the…

Partner at Royds Solicitors, Claus Andersen, has been exclusively selected to speak at an official Copenhagen Compliance event in Denmark on 2 June 2016.

A UK business this month agreed to pay more than £2million after it discovered an illegal bribery operation within its own organisation.

A surveyor listed on the London Stock Exchange recently became the first firm to be sentenced for bribery over corrupt payments.

Officials at the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) have agreed a deferred prosecution deal with ICBC Standard Bank.

One of Britain’s biggest banks has been hit with a £72million fine by the City regulator.

A Royds Partner will be addressing a top international conference on the subject of the UK’s Bribery Act. Claus Andersen, a member of the law firm’s Corporate and Commercial team, will be among the…

A Partner from City-based solicitors Royds will be addressing a top international conference on the subject of the UK’s Bribery Act.

A Partner at City-based solicitors Royds has been selected as a ranked lawyer in Chambers Global 2015.