• Alcohol and Entertainment (including late hours applications in stress/cumulative impact areas)
• Clubs
• Reviews, Summary Reviews and Closure Orders
• Cannabis Law and Licensing
• Gambling, casinos, lotteries and betting shops (online and land-based)Taxis and Private Hire Vehicles
• Firearms, shotguns and explosives
• Sex Entertainment Venues (SEV's)
• Street Trading and Markets
• Animals & Pets
• Special Treatments
• Advisory work on Statements of Licensing Policy
• Appeals to Magistrates' Courts and Crown Court
• Challenges to the High Court, Court of Appeal and Supreme Court by way of Judicial Review and Case Stated
• Criminal prosecutions and defence - including licensing, gambling, planning, environmental, trading standards, health and safety, motoring, fraud and money laundering offences (in addition to wide experience of serious and often high-profile general crime)
• Licensing training for operators, local authorities, police forces, trade bodies, commercial and non-commercial organisations 

Prosecuting and defending at all levels from the Magistrates Court and Crown Court through to the Court of Appeal (Criminal Division) and Supreme Court in matters relating to:

• Inquests
• Planning breaches (including enforcement notices, noise abatement orders)
• Licensing breaches
• Environmental pollution and damage
• Listed Buildings and Conservation Area infringements
• Trading Standards
• Gambling
• Health and Safety
• Corporate Manslaughter
• Firearms
• Fraud and money-laundering
• Motoring (including drink driving, disqualifications, speeding and fatal accidents)
• In addition to wide-experience of more general crime including homicide and serious- organised crime.

Licensing

Festivals, Arenas, Live Music Venues, Cinemas, Museums, Theme Parks & Multi-Use Venues

• Tate Modern - obtained a new and extended premises licence for the world's most visited modern art museum following its £260 million extension. The new "Switch House" building has been described by cultural commentators as "London's first great public building of the 21st century" and "the most important cultural building in UK since the British Library opened in 1998"
• Borough Yards - obtained 14 new bar and restaurant licences for £300 million re-development in the heart of Southwark's Cumulative Impact Zone
• Hackney Bridge - obtained 3 late night licences for major new work in leisure development in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park from the makers of Pop Brixton and Peckham Levels
• Notting Hill Carnival (2014 & 2015) - obtained a number of contested premises licences and temporary event notices for major sound-stages before both Westminster City Council and the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea.
• London Olympic Festival 2012, Greenwich Peninsula - a series of successful licence applications for 20,000 person music concerts, leisure complex, campsites and Europe's largest "urban" beach
• The O2 (formerly the Millennium Dome) - original premises licence application (for Commissioner of Metropolitan Police)
• Secret Cinema - premises licence for their new London base (2018)
• Everyman Cinemas - series of premises licence applications around the UK (2018)
• Standon Calling - premises licence application for annual rock festival
• St. Katharine Docks, London Olympic Festival - securing Premises Licence on behalf of Danish Tourist Board
• Twickenham Rugby Stadium - series of licensing applications related to events at the Stadium
• Lock 'n' Load Music Festival, Clapham Common - magistrates' court appeal
• Lingfield Park  Racecourse - track betting licence application
• Folkestone Racecourse - track betting licence application
• Yarnton Manor on behalf of residents' group, successfully resisted a controversial application for a premises licence that would have permitted year round music festivals by the operators of The Manor. Entire application refused.
• Test Bed and Doodle Bar, Wandsworth - obtained heavily contested licence application for riverside arts and entertainment complex
• Marsh Farm Animal Adventure Park - obtained new premises licence in face of over 100 residential objectors
• Friends of Finsbury Park - acted for residents' group in relation to a series of concerts and pop festivals
• Peckham Levels - obtained premises licence for a 900,000 square foot development of a 7-storey Southwark car park into bars, restaurants, food halls, creative spaces and work studios

Restaurants, Hotels and Stores

• Chiltern Firehouse – extended premises licence
• London Trocadero - obtained a number of new restaurant licences in this landmark redevelopment (2018-2019)
• Hard Rock Cafe, Piccadilly, London - variation application
• Hilton Hart Hotel, Shoreditch - obtained new premises licence for basement fine-dining/projection-screening venue "Byrd" within Shoreditch cumulative impact area.
• Amazon Fresh - obtained new premises licences within cumulative impact areas (including Islington and Hackney) for Amazon's innovative "Just Walk Out" convenience stores
• Casa Cruz, Notting Hill - successful defence of the "celebrity" restaurant at a review hearing following the internationally-reported Covid-breaching birthday party of Rita Ora.
• Blakes Hotel, London - new and extended premises licence for the world's first 5-star luxury boutique hotel (2019)
• Rabbit and The Shed - successful appeal for an award-winning Chelsea/Notting Hill restaurateur against a summary-review decision taken by the Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea that prohibited him from entering his own restaurants following a widely-publicised firearms incident.
• Albion - obtained new premises licence for Sir Terence Conran and Peter Prescott's new Clerkenwell restaurant/cafe/retail store as an exception to Islington's cumulative impact policy
• Park Chinois - obtained new late hours premises licence for Alan Yau OBE's £16million new restaurant development in London's Mayfair
• Aquacasia (tbc) - obtained new 24hr licence for renowned hotelier and restaurateur MPS Puri's new "Aquacasia" restaurant linked to the Grosvenor House Hotel, London (to open in 2017)
• Aubaine - obtained 24hr restaurant and bar licence at the Hilton Hotel, Hyde Park.
• Granger & Co - obtained heavily contested licence for TV chef Bill Granger's new Clerkenwell restaurant as an exception to Islington's cumulative impact policy
• Grupo Sagardi - obtained the international restaurant group's first UK premises licence as an exception to Shoreditch's Special Policy for their new Basque-gastronomy restaurant.
• Za Za Bazaar, Bristol - obtained late hours licence for what is believed to be the UK’s largest restaurant as an exception to cumulative impact policy
• Okku, late night licence obtained for famed Dubai restaurant's proposed venture in St James', London
• River Lounge, St Katharine's Dock - successful appeal against revocation (involving Rt Hon David Mellor KC, naked dancing girls and covert audio recordings of un-neighbourly disputes. Widely reported in the national press on 10 June 2010)
• Gilgamesh, leading London restaurant - summary review
• Princi - Soho "boutique" bakery/restaurant - late hours application (exception to Westminster's stress policy)
• Cha Cha Moon, Whiteleys and Soho branches - late hours applications (exception to Westminster's stress policy)
• Busaba Eathai - successful late hours applications (exception to Tower Hamlet's stress policy)
• Grand Boutique Hotel, Leigh on Sea - successfully obtained heavily contested new licence for this controversial development
• Chinatown Zone - several new applications/variations in Soho for Bourne Capital
• McDonald's - acted for major franchisees in successfully resisting review proceedings brought by police forces and obtaining early hours licence extensions in Islington and Newham's cumulative impact areas.
• Babaji Pide - obtained new licence for Alan Yau's contemporary Turkish restaurant as an exemption to Westminster's Stress Policy
• Nightclubs, Bars and Pubs
• Atik/Pryzm - grant of new nightclub licences for Rekom UK in various locations around England
• The Cow, Notting Hill - successful defence of the famous gastro-pub at a review hearing following allegations of Covid-breaches
• Bloc South - obtained "unprecedented" new 5am nightclub licence for venue in the Vauxhall Triangle in what Time Out described as a "landmark ruling"
• Simmons Bars - obtained extended licences as exemptions to policy in both Camden Town and Liverpool Street
• Mr Fogg's - obtained extended hours licence for multi-award winning Mayfair bar (and London residence of the eccentric British Adventurer Phileas J Fogg Esq) operated by the Inception Group's Charlie Gilkes and Duncan Stirling
• Pacha, London - successfully resisted premises licence reviews and gained additional hours on appeal
• Punchbowl  - acted for successful operator in contested variation hearing involving Mayfair's "celebrity pub" (formerly owned by Madonna and Guy Ritchie)
• Scotch of St James - successful late hours application for this iconic nightclub known as "the home of London's Swinging Sixties"
• Shannon Centre, Ilford - acted for licensing authority in summary review proceedings following triple shooting and samurai sword slashing at Essex nightclub
• Essence - [2014] EWHC 4334 (Admin) & [2016] EWCA Civ 63 (Court of Appeal) - acted for the local authority in the magistrates', High Court and Court of Appeal following the revocation of the Kingston Nightclub's licence. Now the leading authority on errors on licensing appeal notices.
• Funky Mojoe [2014] EWHC 344 (Admin) - successfully represented local authority in magistrates' and High Court following review proceedings involving this well-known Essex nightclub.  A leading authority on procedural defects in licensing
• Disco -successful late hours application for Charles Gilkes and Duncan Sterling's (Inception Group) new nightclub venture.
• Club 65, Vauxhall Triangle - acted for the operator in successfully resisting a police application to revoke its licence following a widely reported fatality at the club
• Upper West Nightclub, Chelsea - successfully resisted police application to revoke licence at summary review.
• Veranda Bar, Brixton - acted for operators in successfully resisting police application to revoke their premises licence at summary review proceedings following an alleged gangland shooting
• Whisky Mist, London nightclub - premises licence review
• Amika, Kensington nightclub -  appeal of review
• Gatecrasher,Birmingham - nightclub review
• Oceana , Kingston upon Thames - nightclub summary review
• Oceana Watford - nightclub review and appeal
• Powerhouse, acted for Newcastle nightclub in review and variation proceedings
• Vendome, West End - series of reviews and summary reviews
• Fridge Bar, Brixton - premises licence review and appeal
• Area and Fire Nightclubs, Vauxhall Triangle, London - series of reviews
• Opium Lounge, Romford - UK's first hearing of a summary/expedited review
• The Phene, Chelsea - applications and successful defence of Licensing Act prosecutions involving "celebrity pub"
• Aura, West End - nightclub review
• Clerkenwell House, London - summary review
• Cuckoo Club, West End - late hours application (as exception to Westminster's stress policy)
• 79CXR, iconic West End gay bar - successfully defended premises licence review
• Molton House, West End, private members club - premises licence review
• Kabaret, West End, private members club - premises licence review

Sex Entertainment Venues

• Spearmint Rhino, London - successfully obtained late hours extension for lap-dancing venue
• Scotch of St James, London - successfully renewed SEV licences in consecutive years
• Platinum Lounge, Chester - acting for operator in heavily contested SEV renewal proceedings led by the Leader of the Council and the Bishop of Chester (among others). 
• Piano Lounge, Twickenham - acted for controversial lap-dancing venue in a series of successful reviews, prosecutions and late-hours appeals
• Parkers, London - acted for police in review proceedings
• Charlies Bar, City of London - acted for police and local authority in review proceedings and criminal prosecution.
• Heaven Gentleman’s Club, Newmarket – renewed licence despite objections from town council and Matt Hancock MP

Judicial Reviews and Other

• The Queen o/a/o Essence Bars (London) Ltd t/a Essence -v- Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames [2016] EWCA Civ 63 - leading authority on amending notices of appeal in licensing proceedings following an error in identifying the correct appellant. 
• Funky Mojoe [2014] EWHC 344 (Admin) - successfully represented local authority in magistrates’ and High Court following review proceedings involving this well-known Essex nightclub. A leading authority on procedural defects in licensing.
• R v Rimmington & Goldstein [2005] UKHL 63 - leading modern House of Lord's decision on the offence of causing a public nuisance. Client acquitted.
• The Queen (Raphael) -v- LB of Islington [2011] EWCA 462 (Court of Appeal) - leading authority on powers of delegation under, and implementation of, the Licensing Act 2003.
• Health & Safety Executive v Alpha & Festival Fireworks - appeal against revocation of explosives licence following the fireworks explosion in Lewes in which two firemen were killed.
• Corals - UK's first review under the Gambling Act
• William Hill - betting shop application
• Numerous cases and appeals involving Tesco's, Sainsbury's, Morrisons, McDonalds and JD Wetherspoon venues.

Other Civil

• Talanga Stiftung et al v Shurland et al [2006] UKPC 58: Privy Council appeal from Bahamas Court of Appeal - civil fraud - judicial bias, natural justice & right to fair trial - secret communications to judge - quantum meruit. Client's appeal allowed.
• Paddington Prostitutes ASBOS@ (Daily Mail, Evening Standard, 22.11.06) - acted for Westminster Council in obtaining ground-breaking civil ASBOS against prolific prostitutes.

Criminal, Regulatory & Inquests

• Kingston Pool Bar (2016) - prosecuted operators of an illegal poker casino for offences under the Gambling Act 2005 and money laundering provisions.
• Camber Sands Drowning Inquests - acting for the local authority following the well-publicised downing of 7 individuals in the Summer of 2016
• London Borough of Richmond v Johnson - acted for council in landmark prosecution involving demolition of a house within a conservation area - Kingston Crown Court (Daily Mail 1.8.11)
• Baby Amitai Moshe Inquest - on the death of a child following a ritual circumcision
• R v Fletcher, Bradford Crown Court [2009] - alleged gangland conspiracy to murder - client acquitted on all charges
• R v Lincoln Crawford, Blackfriars Crown Court, Telegraph, 22.7.08: defence of barrister and Recorder of the Crown Court for breaching a restraining order.
• R v Gil Magira [2008] EWCA Crim 1939, The Times, The Mirror 1.3.08: defence of husband accused of clandestinely administering abortion drugs to his pregnant wife.
• R v Foster & ors [2007] EWCA Crim 2869, The Times, 10.12.07: Court of Appeal - murder - alternative verdicts
• R v Mendel Rand - [2007] EWCA Crim 840, Daily Mail 30.3.07: Court of Appeal - obtained release of 76 year old Holocaust survivor from prison sentence for money laundering as an "exceptional act of mercy"
• R v Rimmington & Goldstein [2006] 1 AC 459, [2005] UKHL 63: Post-9/11 Anthrax Hoaxer acquitted on appeal to the House of Lords - public nuisance - common law offences - Human Rights Act - retroactive offences - freedom of expression & privacy of correspondence - mens rea. Client acquitted on appeal.
• United States of America v H [2005-6, advisory]: major US banking fraud involving director of leading investment bank/ extradition to USA
• R v Ramzan, Israel & Ors [2007] Crim.L.R. 79,[2006] EWCA Crim 1974: Court of Appeal - conspiracy to money launder - mens rea - reopening old convictions following change of law.
• Duffy v R [2005]: Privy Council appeal from Isle of Man Court of Appeal - death by dangerous driving - careless driving (advisory)
• East Herts DC v Bishop's Stortford Football Club et al [2005, St Albans Crown Court] - breach of planning enforcement notices - park & ride operation to Stansted Airport - anti-competitive planning policies - European Union Law
• R v Lehman, The Times, 7 Jan 2005: Israeli with loaded gun in Heathrow Airport. Client acquitted.
• Birmingham City Council v Chiltern London Ltd [2005]: "FCUK" & "Louis Vuitton" major trade marks prosecution
• R v Roberts, The Guardian, Mar 2005: defence of teacher at Jews Free School acquitted of sexually assaulting student
• London Borough of Newham v Estates & Lets Ltd [2004]: corporate criminal liability under Protection from Eviction Act 1977 - abuse of process - local authorities' prosecuting guidelines. Client acquitted.
• R v Mansoor, Central Criminal Court, The Times, 18 Aug 2004: Stamford Hill Orthodox Jewish Murder
• R v Horner and others [2004]: corporate manslaughter - death by dangerous driving - mechanical defect. Client acquitted.
• London Borough of Camden v JT Publishing Ltd [2004]: criminal liability of West End theatre promoter under Town and Country Planning Act 1990. Client acquitted.
• R v Israel [2003] 2 Cr. App. R. (S.) 79: Court of Appeal - money laundering - sentencing
• R v Mazar, The Times, 4 Dec 2002 - "King-Pin Fraudster" - multi-million dollar international credit card fraud
• R v Graham [2002]: "Peterborough Sex Beast" - serial rape - attempted murder
• R v Johnson [2002] 1 Archbold News 1, Archbold 2006 para 4-348: Court of Appeal - criminal evidence - defence statements - reopening of prosecution case
• R v Jeanette Morris, Daily Telegraph, 21 Dec 2001: "RAF Cadets Death Coach" - death by dangerous driving
• R v Sylvana Nottingham, [1999] News of the World: "Nurse's Lifer Lover" - pregnant prison nurse aided and abetted escape of her lover who was serving life for manslaughter. Obtained suspended sentence.
• R v Zafar [2000]: "Internet Domain Name Blackmail" - prosecuted first UK case of corporate blackmail via computer hacking. 
• HSE v Behrouzi - Health and Safety - supermarket owner - razor blades in food

Licensing
Books

• "Paterson's Licensing Acts" - Consultant Editor, 2018 - 2021 (Butterworths / Lexis Nexis)
• "Clubs" - Principal Contributor, The Encyclopaedia of Forms and Precedents (vol. 7, 2017 re-issue, Lexis Nexis)
• Articles/Presentations
• "How Covid-19 changed the hospitality industry" - Report with Andy Grimsey of Poppleston Allen (September 2021)
• "The fit and proper person test and acquittals in the criminal courts" - Local Government Lawyer (August 2021)
• "Pleasant Lands - A new approach to licensing hemp" - Volteface report with Liz McCulloch, Lily Temperton, and Robert Jappie (April 2021) 
• "Prosecuting unlicensed dog and cat breeders" - Local Government Lawyer (April 2021)
• "Appeals and non-payment of court fees: a solvable problem" - Journal of Licensing (March 2021)
• "The Office: Covid-19 and Summary Reviews" - Local Government Lawyer (January 2021)
• "Lockdown III - The Impact on Businesses"- Local Government Lawyer (January 2021)
• "New Local Authority COVID Enforcement Powers" - Local Government Lawyer (December 2020)
• "Tier 4 Regulations: Impact on businesses" - Local Government Lawyer (December 2020)
• "The Lockdown 2 Regulations" - Local Government Lawyer (with Charles Holland, November 2020)
• "The 3-Tier Covid Regulations: Impact on Licensed Premises" - Local Government Lawyer (with Charles Holland, October 2020) 
• "A consolidated version of The Health Protection (Coronavirus, Restrictions) (No.2) (England) Regulations 2020" (as of 24.9.20)
• "The 24 September Restrictions Regulations" - Local Government Lawyer (September 2020)
• "The Rule of 6 Coronavirus Regulations" - Local Government Lawyer (September 2020)
• "A Mellower Form of Cannabis Regulation is Now Emerging" (with Michael Brendan Brett) - Journal of Licensing (July 2020)
• "The Rules for Independence Day and Beyond - the reopening regulations" (with Charles Holland and Leo Charalambides) - V3, July 2020)
• "The Rues for Independence Day" - Local Government Lawyer (with Charles Holland), July 2020
• "Al Fresco eating and drinking under the Business and Planning Bill 2020" - Local Government Lawyer (June 2020)
• "Licensing in time of coronavirus" - The Gin Guild "Ginposium 2020 (June 2020)
• "Pubs, summary reviews, and the lockdown reguations" - Local Government Lawyer (May 2020)
• "Summary of LGA Advice Note on Licensing during the pandemic" (April 2020)
• "Institute of Licensing Protocol for licence applications & hearings under the Licensing Act 2003 during the COVID-19 pandemic" (April 2020)
• "Licensing in the time of coronavirus" - Institute of Hospitality (April 2020)
• "Pubs, Summary Reviews and the Lockdown Regulations" - Local Government Lawyer (May 2020)
• "Institute of Licensing Protocol for licence applications & hearings under the Licensing Act 2003 during the COVID-19 pandemic" (with a team of IOL practitioners) - April 2020
• "Licensing in the time of coronavirus" - Institute of Hospitality (April 2020)
• "Licensing Hearings during the Coronavirus crisis" - Local Government Lawyer (March 2020)
• "The future of cannabis licensing for recreational use" - Journal of Licensing (March 2020)
• "Summary Dismissal of Licensing Appeals for Non-Compliance" - Journal of Licensing (June 2019)
• "Cumulative Impact Policies under the Licensing Act 2003" - Institute of Licensing National Conference (November 2019)
• "Licensing Appeals" - Institute of Licensing National Conference (November 2019)
• "Summary Dismissal of Licensing Appeals for Non-Compliance" - Journal of Licensing (June 2019)
• "The Bermondsey Beer Mile" - Local Government Lawyer (April 2019)
• "Cumulative Impact Policies" - National Pubwatch Conference (February 2019)
• "In praise of cross-examination"  - Journal of Licensing (March 2019)
• "Immigration and Illegal Workers in licenced premises" - Journal of Licensing (November 2018)
• "Court Directions and appeals against licence revocations"  - Local Government Lawyer (October 2018)
• "The Habitats Directive and the Licensing Act 2003" - Journal of Licensing (March 2018)
• "The Government's Response to the House of Lords Select Committee Report on the Licensing Act 2003" - National Pubwatch Conference (February 2018)
• "The Reform of Summary Reviews" - Journal of Licensing (July 2017)
• "Illegal Workers and licensing premises" - MBL Webinars (October 2017)
• "Smith & Monkcom: The Law of Gambling" - Book Review - Journal of Licensing (July 2017)
• "The Future of Licensing" - MBL webinar and National Pubwatch Annual Conference (February 2017)
• "The Essence of an appeal" - Journal of Licensing (November 2016)
• "The future of licensing - recent and proposed reforms"  - Institute of Licensing National Conference (2016)
• "Effective use of licence reviews" - Institute of Licensing National Conference (2016)
• "Alcohol licensing; responding to reform" - Westminster Briefing Conference (2016)
• "Legal developments in Licensing"  -  City of London Licensing Forum (April 2016)
• "Kafka and Sex Licensing" - Journal of Licensing (November 2015)
• "Costs Awards in Licensing Appeals" -  Local Government Lawyer (12 November 2015)
• "Licensing Case Law Update" (with S Fitzgerald KC) - Institute of Licensing National Conference (2015)
• "Police Licensing Officers" -  Journal of Licensing (July 2015)
• "The Licensing Act 2003: 10 years on" -  Institute of Licensing National Training Day (2015)
• "Premises Licence Conditions" -  Institute of Licensing National Training Day (2015)
• "The Institute of Licensing's Draft Guidance on Premises Licence Conditions" - (with J.Button, M.Bebbington & S.Nelson, 2015)
• "Licensing Update - Key Decisions & More" - MBL webinar (2015)
• "Funky Mojoe and procedural defects under Licensing Act 2003" - MBL webinar (2015)
• "New Police Closure Powers for Licensed Premises" - MBL webinar (2015)
•  "The wrong name of appellant" - Local Government Lawyer (8 January 2015)
•  "To err is human but is it legal" Funky Mojoe and procedural defects in licensing” - Journal of Licensing (November 2014)
• "The Licensing Act 2003 - 10 years on", Chartered Institute of Environmental Health Licensing  Conference (2014)
• "Premises Licence Conditions" - Institute of Licensing National Conference (2014)
• "Sex Entertainment Venues" - Institute of Licensing National Conference (2014)
• "Speaking time limits: the potential for injustice" - Journal of Licensing (July 2014)
• "Procedural defects and licence review proceedings: the Funky Mojoe case" -  Local Government Lawyer (26 February 2014)
• "Summary reviews - the imperative of judgement calls" - Journal of Licensing (March 2013)
• "De-regulation of entertainment" - MBL Webinar (2013)
• "Closure Powers and licensed premises" - Institute of Licensing National Conference (2013, with Gareth Hughes)
• "Summary Reviews" - Institute of Licensing National Conference (2013)
• "Licensing Offences, Enforcement Options and Procedures" - Institute of Licensing National Conference (2013, with Professor Colin Manchester and James Button)
• "Licensing Appeals in the Magistrates’ Court and High Court" -  MBL Webinar (2013)
• "The impact of the licensing reforms" - MBL Webinar (2013)
• "The Use and Abuse of Summary Reviews" - Institute of Licensing National Conference (2012)
• "Alcohol - the nation's favourite drug" - Institute of Licensing National Conference (2012)
• "Licensing Hearings - a fair hearing" - Institute of Licensing National Conference (2012)
• "Just Another Roll of the Dice? The Changing Nature of Licensing Appeals" - Paterson's Licensing Conference (2012)
• "The Government Alcohol Strategy" - Journal of Licensing, (July 2012)
• "Prosecutions under the Licensing Act 2003" -  Institute of Licensing (2012)
• "Licensing Applications, Reviews and Appeals" - MBL Seminars (2012-2015)
• "Reform for reform's sake? Amendments to the Licensing Act 2003" - Journal of Licensing (March 2012 - with Gerald Gouriet KC)
• "Preparing for Licence Reviews -  guidance for police, responsible authorities and operators" - Institute of Licensing National Conference (2011)
• "Licence Reviews: practice, procedure and strategy" - Central Law Training (2011)
• "Licensing Prosecutions" - Central Law Training (2011)
• "Licensing Appeals in the Magistrates' Courts" -  Central Law Training (2011)
• "Temporary Event Notices" - Institute of Licensing London Conference (2011)
• "Section 19 Closure Notices and Closure Orders" - MBL Seminars (2011)
• "Late Review - delegation under the Licensing Act" -  Local Government Lawyer (23 June 2011)
• "Licensing Appeals following Hope and Glory"  - MBL Seminars (2011)
• "Enforcement under the Licensing Act - from investigation to trial" -  Institute of Licensing 3-day conference (2011)
• "The Art (and Law) of Delegation under the Licensing Act 2003" - Local Government Lawyer, (14 September 2010)
• "Premises Licence Reviews" -  ACPO National Licensing Conference (2009)
• "The Gambling Act 2005" -  New Scotland Yard Police Licensing Conference (2009)
• "Closure Orders, Reviews & Police Powers under the Licensing Act" -  New Scotland Yard Police Licensing Conference (2009)
• "The Gambling Act 2005: An Introduction"  -  CPD Channel (2006)

Regulatory Crime

• Prosecutions of Illegal Poker Dens - Institute of Licensing (2016)
• "Knockdown - prosecuting cases of demolition in a conservation area"- Local Government Lawyer, (4 August 2011)
• "Experts in the Criminal Courts, Fraud and Confiscation Proceedings" -  keynote address to Network of Independent Forensic Accountants' Annual Conference, (2009)
• "Fraud Act 2006" -  CPD Channel, (2006)
• "Insurance Fraud: the industry strikes back" - CPD Channel, (2006)
• "Conspiracy and money laundering: the end of the affair" - New Law Journal, 14 July 2006
• "Public Nuisance, the Orthodox Jew and the Racist" (with Jonathan Goldberg KC) - New Law Journal, 2 December 2005
• "Disclosure and Public Interest Immunity": lectures to Kent Police, Customs & Excise and other forces (2005-2010)
• "Future of Fraud" - Gibraltar Law Conference (2004)
• "Proceeds of Crime Act 2002: Confiscation & Money Laundering" - Legal Practitioner, DVD (2003)
• Legal Practitioner, Contributing Editor (Criminal Law) (2002 - 2005)
• CPD Channel, Contributing Editor (Criminal Law) (2006 - 2010)
• "Knockdown - prosecuting cases of demolition in a conservation area" - Local Government Lawyer, (4 August 2011)
• "Experts in the Criminal Courts, Fraud and Confiscation Proceedings" - keynote address to Network of Independent Forensic Accountants' Annual Conference, (2009)
• "Fraud Act 2006" - CPD Channel, (2006)
• "Insurance Fraud: the industry strikes back" - CPD Channel, (2006)
• "Conspiracy and money laundering: the end of the affair" - New Law Journal, 14 July 2006
• "Public Nuisance, the Orthodox Jew and the Racist" (with Jonathan Goldberg KC) - New Law Journal, 2 December 2005
• "Disclosure and Public Interest Immunity": lectures to Kent Police, Customs & Excise and other forces (2005-2010)
• "Future of Fraud" - Gibraltar Law Conference (2004)
• "Proceeds of Crime Act 2002: Confiscation & Money Laundering" - Legal Practitioner, DVD (2003)
• Legal Practitioner, Contributing Editor (Criminal Law) (2002 - 2005)
• CPD Channel, Contributing Editor (Criminal Law) (2006 - 2010)

Media

Gary has been a frequent contributor to television news channels (including Sky News, ITV News and Al-Jazeera) on matters of international and domestic legal interest.

• BA Hons (Law and Philosophy)
• Inns of Court School of Law, 1994
• Sir Raymond Phillips Award, Gray's Inn, 1994
• Institute of Licensing (Vice-Chairman)
• Criminal Bar Association
• Extradition Lawyers Association
• International Association of Jewish Lawyers and Jurists
• Planning and Environmental Bar Association

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