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Our work is regularly reported in the popular and legal press along with other publications. Here you can find out more about what we do. MEDIA STATEMENT Christopher TappinFollowing the High Court’s refusal to certify a point of law of public importance in the case of Christopher Tappin we now propose to issue an Application for Rule 39 Relief to the European Court of Human Rights. Ryan Cleary is next at Southwark Crown court for his PCMH on 11th May. There will be a Directions Hearing on Gary McKinnon's Extradition on Friday morning (27th January 2012). The Judgement in the action brought by the City Of London against protestors occupying the area outside St Paul’s Cathedral will be handed down at the High Court on Wednesday 18th January at 2pm. The High Court has today ordered the extradition of Christopher Tappin to America. No further details at this time. Karen Todner, Kaim Todner Managing director, has been named the third highest profile solicitor in the UK in a recent report. A hearing date of 19th December 2011 has been set in the proposed eviction of the Occupy London protestors camped outside St Paul's Cathederal. Karen Todner, MD of Kaim Todner Solicitors Ltd has taken over representation of the 'Occupy London' protestors replacing Bindmans. We are pleased to announce that on 3rd November 2011, the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom granted leave to appeal to the highest Court in the land in two of our European Arrest Warrant cases. More to follow……. Karen Todner, Kaim Todner Solicitors Managing Director, was featured in The Independent newspaper today.
Karen was asked to comment on the news that Wikileaks founder Julian Assange lost his extradition fight in the High Court. We are delighted to announce that on 26 October 2011, we secured the discharge of two Chinese business people with no previous convictions, who had been arrested and detained in prison for 66 days, following extradition requests made by the Government of the United States of America. Robert Clark and Christopher Drury, formerly officers of the Metropolitan Police, were finally vindicated today of allegations of corruption when the Crown Prosecution Service offered no evidence against them at the Old Bailey in relation to two alleged incidents of corruption in 1995. Ryan Cleary’s case will now be heard for a Plea and Case Management Hearing on 27th January 2012 at Southwark Crown Court The case of Ryan Cleary will only be listed for mention on Tuesday and will be ajourned to a later date (to be fixed). Ryan Cleary is very relieved to have been granted bail yesterday and will go home to his mum, his cats and his books. < Previous [1 of 4] Next > |
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