R v RR (2026) – Instructed as led junior counsel to represent the first defendant in Operation Bulldog, a multi-handed VAT fraud committed over years, claiming over £5,000,000 in VAT repayments.

R v LG (2025) – Successfully defended a young man alleged to have been a founder of the online organised crime group the “Chuckling Squad”, accused of targeting celebrities and high-profile accounts. Arguments relating to complex digital forensics and investigation methods led to the acquittal of the defendant. Led by John Ojakovoh

R v AK (2025) – Appeared on behalf of the defendant in complex confiscation proceedings, following his trial for the fraudulent importation of unlicensed medication. The case involved arguments as to third-party interests, apportionment of benefit in a conspiracy and the definition of “obtaining” criminal property, and appropriate methodologies for valuation of property. Led by John Ojakovoh

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R v VL (2025) — Defendant fraudulently sold over £8.5m worth of properties to multiple victims, using false identities and companies. The offending including over 40 TICs and complex asset tracing relating to prestige cars and yacht. Led by John Ojakovoh.

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R v CM (2025) — Instructed to represent the defendant in confiscation proceedings under POCA following his conviction for class A drug offences. The confiscation hearing involved third-party interest, the question of constructive trusts and the piercing of the corporate veil.

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R v SA (2025) — Fraud case involving 70+ bank cards and ID documents used by an organised crime group.

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R v RG & Others (2024) — Defended the lead defendant in a conspiracy to steal high-value property from British Airways at Heathrow Airport. The case involved serious breaches of trust and security access misuse. Led by Catherine Donnelly. 

R v YZ & Others (2024) — Defended in a five-handed modern slavery and money laundering trial. Client acquitted of trafficking and controlling prostitution; convicted of laundering £1.4m, being a much reduced figure than alleged. Led by Kings Counsel.

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R v CC (2022) — Defended in POCA confiscation proceedings following conviction for conspiracy to defraud involving the printing of false cheques. Successfully argued the confiscation order should be reduced from over £700,000 to approximately £3,000.
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R v DO (2026) — Secured the acquittal of a defendant charged with causing death by careless driving where the defendant drove over the speeding limit and collided with a 74-year-old pedestrian. Cross-examination of the expert witness and forensic analysis of CCTV led the jury to acquit the defendant.

R v LH (2025) — Represented an individual charged with attempted murder involving a sawn-off shotgun. The defendant was shown on CCTV to have fired a sawn-off shotgun directly at the victim, causing significant injury to his arm.

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R v MA (2021) — Represented a defendant charged with murder. Case involved complex psychiatric evidence and PTSD; manslaughter conviction secured on diminished responsibility. Led by Kings Counsel.

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R v AK (2020) — Junior in conspiracy to murder and firearms trial. Case involved complex gang dynamics and digital forensics. Led by Kings Counsel.

R v CG (2023) — Defended the first defendant in a case involving robbery, GBH, bladed articles and imitation firearms. Convicted only on GBH, on the basis of excessive self-defence; acquitted on all other counts.

R v SS & Others (2020) — Defended lead defendant in a multi-handed kidnap and false imprisonment case. Secured full acquittal for all defendants.

R v WM (2026) – Defended as led junior in a case where the defendant was alleged to have committed oral and vaginal rape against a young relative under the age of 13, 10-15 years ago. A submission of no case to answer was successfully argued, leading to the defendant’s acquittal on all charges.

R v PD (2026) – Successfully defended PD who was charged with Rape, Robbery and Possession of a bladed article. It was alleged that the defendant had attended the complainant’s home, armed with a knife, and forced her to hand over money and perform oral sex upon him. The defendant was acquitted of all charges following cross-examination of the complainant.

R v KN (2025) — Represented a defendant charged with running a county lines class A drugs line. The defendant sought to argue that they were the victim of modern slavery. Following numerous disclosure enquiries, the prosecution offered no evidence.
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R v SD & Others (2024) — Defended a vulnerable man charged under Operation ACTIN for allegedly converting over 60kg of cocaine into crack cocaine in his home. Client acquitted after complex mental health evidence and detailed examination of telephone material. Led by Catherine Donnelly .


R v AS (2024) —‍ Represented a defendant in two joined cases of supplying class A cocaine and heroin, and possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life.

Currently instructed as Independent Counsel to advise the National Crime Agency on legal professional privilege in relation to the investigation into potential covid-based fraud and PPE Medpro

Advising the Metropolitan Police Service on legal professional privilege relating to a sensitive and high-profile ongoing criminal investigation.

Previously seconded to the Bank of England to assist in regulatory investigations under the Banking Act 2009, resulting in the Bank’s fining a financial market infrastructure firm for the very first time.

Previously seconded to HMRC within the Fraud Investigation Service to advise on multiple complex money laundering, tax evasion, and corporate financial crime investigations at the earliest stages

Acted as Independent Counsel advising the NCA on Legal Privilege in the investigation into ex-solicitor Phil Shiner for fraud relating to fraudulent claims of abuse made against British troops fighting in Iraq

Instructed by the Serious Fraud Office as disclosure counsel to assist in the investigation into the £120Million fraud committed by Axiom Legal Financing Fund

Instructed by the state of Mozambique as disclosure counsel in the $2Billion “tuna bonds” proceedings against Credit Suisse and Privinvest

Assisted a high-profile foreign official linked to the “Missing Cryptoqueen” scandal in responding to investigations

Instructed by the NCA as part of the investigation into bribery and corruption committed by the former Nigerian Oil Minister, Deizani Alison-Madueke.