Bankside Law achieve recongition in the Crime General Section of Legal 500 with Bill Wilson being recommended, see http://www.legal500.com/c/london/crime-fraud-and-licensing/fraud-white-collar-crime#table_1721
Bankside Law achieve recognition in the 2014 Legal 500 specialist section for Fraud:White Collar Crime, see http://www.legal500.com/c/london/crime-fraud-and-licensing/fraud-white-collar-crime with recommendations also for John Williams and Bill Wilson. John Williams is also listed as a leading individual in this field http://www.legal500.com/c/london/crime-fraud-and-licensing/fraud-white-collar-crime#table_1721
Bill Wilson of Bankside Law successfully represented a Speech and Language Therapist before the Health Care Professions Council (HCPC) managing to overturn a Suspension Order without restriction, which had been in place from September 2011.
This piece of contemporary art in the form of a Wax House has appeared opposite our office in Bankside. It is called "A pound of Flesh for 50p" by Alex Chinneck. It is a full-sized two storey house made from 8,000 wax bricks that will melt into the ground over 30 days. Here it is after about 7 days.You can see how it has been dripping at the top of the building. It celebrates the history of an old candle making factory which was based in Bankside a couple of centuries ago. We'll post further pictures to see how hard Mr Woolf has been blowing in due course.It comes to you courtesy of "Merge Festival" which celebrates the contemporary culture and rich heritage of Bankside and is brought to you by Illuminate Productions, Better Bankside and Tate Modern. mergefestifal.coluk
The GCC have taken the decision to offer no evidence against our client, despite the Investigating Committee finding that there was a case to answer and referring the matter to the Professional Conduct Committee.
The decision was taken after the GCC obtained expert opinion in relation to the allegations that had been referred.
Unlike many other regulators, the GCC's current rules mean that the matter still needs to go before the 'PCC' for a final determination. If the recommendations of the Law Commission are implemented, then the matter can be disposed off without the need for such unnecessary hearings (recommendation 76). To read more about the proposed changes, click here