Meet Our Director
Our Director, Adam Libah, trained as a Barrister and is now also Higher Courts Advocate. Having worked with some of the leading Legal 500 firms, where he advised and represented clients in Commercial Litigation and Mediation, White-collar Crime and Regulatory law, Business & Private Immigration, he is able to bring that wealth of experience to resolve your legal difficulties.
He has successfully appeared as a solicitor and advocate in some of the most high-profile and high-value, and complex fraud and serious criminal cases. Adam is highly regarded by other lawyers, including leading barristers/Queen’s Counsel, and leads them in a team to reach a successful conclusion to the legal difficulties of individuals and businesses.
Our Values
We are a modern law firm with traditional values.
Excellence
Our primary goal is to exceed client expectations
Accountability
We are open, honest and act with integrity
Drive
Have the energy and enthusiasm to represent our clients and get the best results for them
Clarity
Clear communication is central to our approach
Client-Focused
We pride ourselves in being approachable and client focused.
Crime & Financial Crime & Regulatory Track Record
Financial, Corporate Crime and Financial Regulation
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R-v-A
A’s Legal Team successfully represented a French national Music DJ client, who was previously represented by different solicitors at his sentencing and confiscation proceedings.
Outcome: Client was able to keep his overseas assets from being confiscated.
R-v-A
A’s Legal Team represented A in Trade Mark Offences trial and confiscation proceedings – Estimated Value £800,000.00.
Outcome: A received short sentence and confiscation proceedings settled successfully.
R-v-F
A complex, multi-national fraud and money laundering case, with an estimated value of £1.6 million.
Outcome: F acquitted on majority of counts and received 6 month suspended sentence on remaining counts.
R-v-O and others
A high value multi-handed HMRC and Local Authority fraud.
Outcome: O received a suspended sentence.
R-v-A
A complex and multi-handed HMRC Fraud case – Estimated Value £872,000.00.
Outcome: A received a suspended sentence.
R-v-A
A’s Legal Team acted in a Multi-National Fraud and Money Laundering Case – Estimated Value over £6 million – brought by the National Crime Agency.
Outcome: Following transfer of case from previous solicitors, the Prosecution dropped Fraud indictment and proceeded with money laundering offences only.
International Drug Importation & Drugs Supply
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R-v-S & others
A large conspiracy to supply Class A drugs.
Outcome: Client received a lenient sentence.
R-v-F & others
A customs case concerning the export of Khat (Qat), allegedly amounting to $2.6 million, into America and Canada and involving multi-jurisdictional agencies such as US Homeland Security, the FBI and HMRC.
Outcome: Case concluded successfully.
R-v-D
D’s Legal Team represented him in a complex and large conspiracy supply drugs case, valued at just under £1 million, in which the organised crime groups spanned between Middlesbrough and Manchester.
Outcome: Client was acquitted.
R-v-DO – Operation Dybek
Encrochat and international drug trafficking conspiracy.
Outcome: Case concluded successfully.
Sexual Offences
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R-v-M
M’s Legal Team secured a not guilty verdict on a historic rape trial.
Reported Cases
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R-v-AD [2013] EWCA Crim 2184
Successful appeal against sentence for a Taxi Driver.
Counter-Terrorism & National Security
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R v AM – Appeal against Sentence ongoing
AM Legal Team represented a man of good character alleged to be affiliated with ISIS in East Africa, facing six counts of possession of material likely to assist in the preparation or commission of acts of terrorism on encrypted messaging platforms, namely manuals for the manufacture of 3D printed firearms. The case involved extensive expert evidence, including high-tech, Islamic theology and firearms.
Commissioner for the Metropolis -v- MH
MH Legal Team represented this client, an alleged foreign fighter who faced ill-treatment in Iraq, successfully resisting an application for a terrorism notification order (TNO) in proceedings in the High Court.
Subsequently the Metropolitan Police, Counter-Terrorism Command (SO15) also discontinued criminal investigation against him, with No Further Action to be taken.