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Money laundering allegations often arise alongside fraud, drug trafficking, tax evasion, or organised crime. The Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 (POCA) gives authorities wide powers to restrain assets, compel production of documents, and confiscate property. David Roy has defended in complex money laundering cases and POCA proceedings, including restraint order challenges and confiscation hearings. Call now on 07525 802931 for urgent advice.
Money laundering investigations are conducted by a range of agencies: the National Crime Agency (NCA), the Serious Fraud Office (SFO), HMRC, the FCA, and regional police economic crime units. The NCA has specific responsibility for tackling serious organised crime and money laundering at a national level. Each agency has different powers and the appropriate defence strategy varies accordingly.
Money laundering cases are highly technical. The prosecution must prove that property constitutes “criminal property” and that you knew or suspected that fact. Defences often involve complex financial evidence, legitimate business transactions, and arguments about lack of knowledge.
David Roy has acted in substantial fraud and business crime cases that included parallel money laundering charges. He works with forensic accountants and can challenge restraint orders, argue for variation of bail conditions, and present robust confiscation arguments to reduce the recoverable amount.
Do not delay – restraint orders can freeze your assets within hours. Call David immediately.
David offers fixed fees for initial advice, restraint order applications, and some interview attendances. Complex confiscation cases are charged at reasonable hourly rates – you will know the cost in advance.
Free confidential discussion. David will assess the risk, explain the process, and quote a fixed fee for immediate steps.
David challenges orders, advises on SARs, and defends interviews.
Full representation through trial, confiscation, and any appeals.