PINSON, JEREMY

Jeremy joined Olliers in 2000 and qualified as a Solicitor in 2003.

Jeremy specialises in Public Law and has represented serving prisoners for the last eight years. He has been involved in various reported cases including R (on the application of Cannan) –v- Governor of HMP Full Sutton and another (Court of Appeal 2003- legal documents), R (on the application of Noye) –v- Governor of HMP Whitemoor)( Conditions within the Special Secure Unit).

Restraint and Receivership - Jeremy has a national reputation. He conducted the Guideline Case on Receivers; Robert Anthony Capewell and the Commission of HM Customs & Excise (House of Lords 2006). Capewell –v-Customs & Excise v Another 2004 Court of Appeal Civil, introducing a “Capewell Guidelines” for the appointment of Management Receivers.

Confiscation – currently involved in a number of very high profile Criminal Justice Act VAT Carousel Confiscation Cases, the largest of which involves just under £200 million. Jeremy was also instructed by three clients in one of the largest ARA Civil Recovery Actions and continues to be instructed in the defence of various SOCA civil recovery claims.

As well as being a member of The Law Society Jeremy is also a member of The Proceeds of Crime Lawyers Association.

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Notable cases

2011:R –v- B, Liverpool Crown Court, acquittal of defendant in multi-million pound class A drugs conspiracy.
2011:R –v- B, Northampton Crown Court, Olliers act for Company Director in multi-million MTIC fraud.
2011:R v S,York Crown Court instructed by accountant alleged to have conspired to defraud HMRC.
2011:R –v- B, York Crown Court, representation of defendant facing allegation of conspiracy to steal from department for Food and Rural Affairs.
2011: R –v- B, Manchester Crown Court, acquittal of client on murder allegation.
2010:R –v- T, Bradford Crown Court. acquittal of client in conspiracy to supply Class B.
2011:R-v-E, Manchester Crown Court. acquittal of client in multi-handed local council fraud.
2011:R –v- F, Manchester Crown Court, Company Director acquitted in multi-million pound alcohol diversion fraud.
2011 : R –v- G, Kingston Crown Court, representation of Company Director in connection with £20million MTIC fraud.
2011:R –v- P, Birmingham Crown Court, Olliers instructed by defendant alleged to have been involved in largest ever attempt to import Class A drugs into the UK.
2011:R –v- J, Manchester Crown Court, representation of financial advisor facing allegation of conspiracy to commit fraud during the course of a buy to let business.
2011:R –v- B, Mold Crown Court, Olliers act for charity co-ordinator facing allegations of misappropriation of funds received from Welsh Government Assembly.
2011: R –v- B, Southwark Crown Court, representation of Director of a potato company facing bribery allegations involving major supermarket.
2011:Olliers instructed by former Managing Director plc in connection with SFO investigation into collapse of business with bank debts of £75million.
2011: R –v- C, Southwark Crown Court, representation of former solicitor accused of conspiring to defraud Building Society of £500,00.00.
2010: R –v- S, Manchester Crown Court, Acquittal of defendant in Facebook Juror Case, multi-million pound drugs conspiracy.
2011: R –v- A, Kingston Crown Court, Olliers act for a CEO of Dubai company alleged to have been involved in multi-million pound money laundering offences
2010:R –v- G, Mold Crown Court, Company Director acquitted following 5 week Trading Standards Timeshare prosecution.