COLETTE H KELLY
PHILIP L KELLY
PARTNERS CONSULTANT

PARTNERS
Philip L Kelly
is regarded as a 'leader in crime'. He was admitted as a solicitor in 1980, qualified as a Solicitor-Advocate (Higher Courts Criminal Proceedings) in April 1994 and became a member of the Specialist Fraud Panel in 2000. He has vast experience in advocacy and in the preparation of criminal defence cases, some of which have attracted national and international notoriety.

As a specialist in fraud and business crime he is a Specialist Fraud Panel Supervisor. Areas of expertise include defending proceedings and investigations instituted by the Serious Organised Crime Agency, the Serious Fraud Office, the Crown Prosecution Service, the Department of Trade and Industry, HM Revenue and Customs and the Health and Safety Executive.

Cases include fraud, corruption, money laundering, conspiracy, false accounting, fraudulent trading, tax, VAT and duty evasion, serial murder, murder, armed robbery, and international drugs importation.

He is a member of the Specialist Fraud Association, the Solicitors Association of Higher Courts Advocates, the London Criminal Courts Solicitors Association, the Criminal Law Solicitors Association and the Law Society. He speaks conversational French.

Colette H Kelly was called to the Bar in 1980 and practised from the East Anglian Chambers, Colchester until she re-qualified as a solicitor in 1986. She qualified as a Solicitor-Advocate (Higher Courts All Proceedings) in 1995.

As a former barrister her speciality is advocacy. She has conducted trials in the Youth Court, Magistrates Court and Crown Court and has also undertaken appeals in the Court of Appeal.

 

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Her criminal cases include fraud, conspiracy, murder, child abuse, international drugs importations, corruption and false accounting.

She is a member of the Solicitors Association of Higher Courts Advocates, London Criminal Courts Solicitors Association and the Law Society.

CONSULTANT
Kenneth Carr was admitted as a solicitor in 1979, obtained the Higher Courts (Criminal Proceedings) Qualification in 1994 and is a member of the Specialist Fraud Panel. Chambers Directory list him as a 'leader in crime'. He is a consultant to the firm and brings to it his extensive experience of both domestic and international criminal law.

As well as being involved in major fraud and terrorist cases in the UK, Kenneth is regularly asked to advise in international cases. He has been involved in high profile terrorist cases in Ireland and war crime cases in Sierra Leone and the former Yugoslavia. He has been appointed as one of the three Legal Aid Commissioners to the International Criminal Court.