Quillon Law acts for sanctioned British national
Quillon Law represents a British national who was designated by the UK Government under the Russia Regulations in May 2025.
Partner Nicola McKinney comments on the “cum-ex” tax fraud ruling in Law360
Partner Nicola McKinney examines the recent ruling in Skatteforvaltningen v Solo Capital Partners & ors, in which Denmark's tax authority suffered a "bruising" defeat in its efforts to recover monies from the sprawling “cum-ex” tax fraud scandal.
Quillon Law ranked in The Legal 500 UK Guide 2026
Quillon Law has once again been recognised in The Legal 500 UK Guide 2026, with Partner Mark Hastings named as a Leading Partner.
Partner Michael Barnett comments on the private credit market in City AM
Partner Michael Barnett considers the resurgence of the private credit market, and discusses how its rapid growth could pose risks to investors and the financial system.
Partner Abigail Healey, Associate Grace Cullinane and Paralegal Lucia Cipolat explore golden visas in Bloomberg
Writing in Bloomberg, Partner Abigail Healey, Associate Grace Cullinane and Paralegal Lucia Cipolat examine the reputational risks of golden visas.
Partner James Clark and Associate Jordan Hill examine sanctions and freezing orders, in The Times
Writing in The Times, Partner James Clark and Associate Jordan Hill explore the recent Supreme Court ruling in the case of Eugene Shvidler and discuss Lord Leggatt's dissenting judgment.
Partners Mark Hastings and Ian Hargreaves recognised in Lexology Index: Asset Recovery
Partners Mark Hastings and Ian Hargreaves have been ranked as “Recommended’ lawyers in Lexology Index’s 2025 Guide for Asset Recovery.
Partner Abigail Healey comments on defamation laws and reputation protection, in City AM
Partner Abigail Healey explores defamation laws in the UK and US, as well as how they can act as an important means of protecting reputations and offering public redress.
Partner Abigail Healey, Associate Grace Cullinane and Paralegal Lucia Cipolat examine the privacy rights of regulatory targets
Partner Abigail Healey, Associate Grace Cullinane and Paralegal Lucia Cipolat consider the extent to which the ruling in Bloomberg LP v ZXC, which established that suspects under criminal investigation have a right to privacy, extends to regulatory investigations, including those which are non-criminal in nature.