Notable Cases

Following significant mitigation regarding his mental health, our client received a suspended sentence in a serious case of supplying class B drugs.

Our client was found not guilty of transferring criminal property whilst working as a branch manager at Lloyds Bank after a 10-day trial at Southwark Crown Court.

Our client received a suspended sentence for two counts of conspiracy to supply class A drugs and possession of criminal property.

We represented an extremely vulnerable individual who has a history of mental health issues and suicide attempts. After submitting written representations, the Prosecution offered no evidence in this case.

Our client was charged with causing criminal damage (smashing a bottle) and making threats to kill in relation to his mother. He was also charged in the same proceedings with assault by beating and non-fatal strangulation of his ex-partner.

David Sonn, David Bloom, and Izzy Fish represented Rabbi Barry Marcus MBE in reaching a settlement agreement with the NCA following an 18-month frozen funds investigation.

Our client was charged with three offences: s.20 wounding, s.47 assault occasioning actual bodily harm, and possession of an offensive weapon. All charges related to an incident on a bus where there was an altercation between our client and another male.

Our client’s confiscation order were settled in the sum of £17,500. The Prosecution initially put forward a £1.3 million benefit figure, and an available amount to include the equity in our client’s family-owned property, a sum of £225,000.

Our client pleaded guilty to three counts of sexual assault on vulnerable women on the London transport system. He was sentenced at Inner London Crown Court on 25th January 2024.

On appeal to Crown Court, the Youth Court decision to impose a DTO for three blades was overturned.

After letter of representations and a letter of action, the CPS decide to discontinue the prosecution against out client.

After representations to the CPS, the Crown agreed to offer no evidence to 5 counts of poisoning.