Boutique white collar criminal law firm Rahman Ravelli has gone into administration after a quarter-century of representing clients in corporate crime cases.
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White Collar Boutique Rahman Ravelli Enters Administration

By Sophia Dourou

Boutique white collar criminal law firm Rahman Ravelli has gone into administration after a quarter-century of representing clients in corporate crime cases.

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SRA Flags Poor Follow-Through By Law Firms On AML Efforts

By Laura Stewart Liberty

The Solicitors Regulation Authority warned law firms Thursday to ensure lawyers follow their anti-money laundering procedures, after finding that firms were failing to put their own policies into practice.

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Amazon Wins £1M Claim Against Refund Fraud Service

By Isabel Jackson

Amazon has succeeded in its £1.1 million ($1.5 million) claim against the operators of online refund fraud service Spectre, which the e-commerce giant had accused of "systematic refund abuse."

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LITIGATION

EU Lifts Sanctions On 'Cossack' Over Unproven Kremlin Ties

By Eddie Beaver

A Russian national living in Germany who pledged allegiance to a Cossack society that supports Russia's war against Ukraine has had European Union sanctions against him lifted after the bloc's General Court found insufficient evidence linking him to a Kremlin-backed organization.

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Russian Grand Prix Org. Hits Back At F1's 'Vast' Fee Demand

By Eddie Beaver

A Russian motorsport promoter has alleged that Formula One made an "unconscionable" demand for "vast" fees for races that didn't take place after Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

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Brief

Güralp Gets More Time For Talks In SFO's DPA Case

By Ronan Barnard

A London judge gave Güralp Systems Ltd. more time Thursday to negotiate with the Serious Fraud Office over the alleged failure by the seismological testing company to pay £2.1 million ($2.8 million) under a seven-year-old agreement.

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POLICY & REGULATION

EU Fraud, AML Watchdogs Join Forces To Combat Crime

By Tom Fish

​The European Union's anti-fraud office and its new anti-money laundering authority have agreed to strengthen cooperation, including sharing information on suspected financial crime and coordinating investigations into activities harmful to the bloc's financial interests.

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UK Risks Falling Behind On Financial Threats, FCA Warns

By Tom Fish

The U.K. risks losing its ability to respond to rapid technological change, and regulators and industry must collaborate more quickly to protect financial markets from emerging threats, the head of the Financial Conduct Authority said Thursday.

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