QEB Hollis Whiteman
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A leading set of advocates specialising in Financial & Corporate Crime, Serious Crime, Regulatory & Professional Discipline, Private Prosecution and Public Law.
Edward Brown KC of QEB Hollis Whiteman appeared for the prosecution in a case concerned with the murder of a woman following a prolonged period of abusive and controlling behaviour by her partner.
The newsletter also coincides with the Spring launch of the POCA Advisory and Asset Forfeiture (PAAF) practice group at QEB Hollis Whiteman, which we are excited to grow.
This inaugural edition has been developed by Allison Clare KC, Anita Clifford, Zara Brawley and Kathryn Hughes, who share insights and commentary on recent cases, emerging issues and practical developments in this area.
We are pleased to share the first edition of our new POCA Advisory and Asset Forfeiture (PAAF) Newsletter, dedicated to developments and ideas relevant to proceeds of crime advisory work and asset freezing and forfeiture.
Fraser Coxhill of QEB Hollis Whiteman appeared on behalf of Detective Sergeant Ray Mackennon, a Metropolitan Police officer, in misconduct proceedings concerning his oversight of an investigation into former officer David Carrick.
This appointment recognises Karen’s skill, dedication, and professionalism as an advocate, and reflects the commitment to excellence that Chambers values. Karen’s practice spans serious and complex crime, corporate and financial crime, and regulatory and public law.
We are delighted to share that Karen Robinson has been appointed King’s Counsel, following the Lord Chancellor’s recommendation and His Majesty the King’s approval. Today, Karen formally made her declaration, marking a significant milestone in her distinguished career.
David Jeremy KC of QEB Hollis Whiteman appears on behalf of Benjamin Field in proceedings before the Court of Appeal. Field was originally convicted of the murder of Mr Farquhar in August 2019, following a trial at Oxford Crown Court.
Fiona Robertson of QEB Hollis Whiteman prosecuted Christopher Jackson who pleaded guilty to causing death by dangerous driving and two counts of causing serious injury by dangerous driving arising out of a fatal collision on the pedestrianised area of The Strand on 18 March 2025.
Philip McGhee of QEB Hollis Whiteman prosecuted R v Justin Clarke-Samuel at the Old Bailey, where the defendant (known professionally as Ghetts) was sentenced to 12 years’ imprisonment for causing the death of Yubin Tamang by dangerous driving.
