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Since the firm was established in 1976, Hughmans has dedicated its services to clients involved in civil or criminal proceedings. Aggressively supporting clients’ interests, Hughmans always strives to identify a position of advantage to maximise its chances of success.
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Defamation and Privacy
We can provide expert advice in cases involving defamation and privacy law which include a criminal or fraud element.
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Whether in the commercial or residential property sector Hughmans provides specialist, commercially astute advice to its clients.
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Disputes over a deceased's estate can be difficult and distressing. We have the expertise to help you settle disputes, whether you are an executor, administrator, beneficiary or dependent.
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The crime and civil departments at Hughmans have consistently been recognised by Chambers & Partners and Spear’s 500 for the high quality of their legal advice.
Hughmans in the Upper Tribunal
Luke Gittos of Hughmans Solicitors is instructed in a series of references to the Upper Tribunal relating to decision notices issued by the Financial Conduct Authority. The notices allege the improper provision of advice to make pension switches into Self Invested Personal Pensions (SIPPs) with underlying assets which were allegedly unsuitable for retail investors. The […]
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POSITION CLOSED – THANK YOU FOR APPLYING Hughmans is a boutique law firm based in the City of London specialising in high level civil litigation and serious crime. The firm consists of a small team of individuals in a friendly, self-driven environment. Further details about the firm and its members can be found throughout our […]
Read moreSFO Plea Bargains
The Director of the Serious Fraud Office (SFO), Lisa Osofsky has suggested that the prosecutor is considering introducing a plea-bargaining system that would grant immunity to those willing to pass on information. The proposals arise alongside new investigatory tools at the SFO’s disposal, such as Unexplained Wealth Orders, and may in part be a response […]
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