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Ian Winter
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KC
Cloth Fair Chambers
Ian Winter KC is a barrister at Cloth Fair Chambers. He is a specialist advocate and expert in complex litigation including strategic planning and risk avoidance.
Areas of practice:
Financial Crime:
in particular corporate fraud, market manipulation, insider dealing, false accounting, tax fraud, VAT evasion and offences involving the Financial Services Authority
Crime:
including corporate manslaughter and murder/manslaughter committed by healthcare professionals
Libel:
especially cases dependent upon trial advocacy
Department of Justice Investigations:
advising UK nationals in relation to DOJ investigations, in particular corruption
Regulatory Tribunals:
for professional bodies including Accountants and Actuarial Disciplinary Board, Financial Services Authority, VAT Commissioners, General Medical Council, General Dental Council, General Osteopathic Council, British Horseracing Authority
Judicial Review:
Reviews of the decisions of prosecuting authorities, public bodies, inferior courts and the Independent Police Complaints Authority
International Mutual Assistance:
particular expertise over the extent of a subject's Article 8 rights in the evidence-gathering process
Inquests:
in particular arising from deaths occurring through alleged corporate negligence or through the actions of healthcare professionals
Extradition:
overseas corruption cases involving conduct prior to the amendments to the 1889 and 1906 Acts where extradition is sought by the DOJ
Practice Area
Corporate Crime
Panel
Consulting Editorial Board
Qualified Year
1988
Year Taken Silk
2006
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