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2 March 2021

Hong Kong: professional classes polarised by new British visa pathway system - Nick Rollason quoted in IBA

19 February 2021

Kingsley Napley signs Social Mobility Pledge to improve access and equal opportunities in the legal sector

19 February 2021

How has Covid-19 impacted on the ability to get divorced? - Stacey Nevin quoted in Today's Family Lawyer

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2 February 2021

Kingsley Napley Spotlight Series - Insights into Legal Services Regulation in 2021: The Impact of Beckwith v SRA

20 January 2021

The Future of Visas and Immigration with Lord Bilimoria

16 December 2020

Webinar - Free Movement and the UK: The End of the Road?

14 December 2020

Webinar: Could a New UK Regulatory Body Monitor and Enforce Companies’ Compliance with Human Rights Due Diligence Laws?

24 November 2020

The Future of Visas and Immigration with Kevin Foster MP

KN Talks

Tech in Two Minutes/Lifecycle of a Tech Startup - Essentials for #e-commerce businesses in the UK

Youth Justice Online - Episode 2: Criminal Records

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Theresa May inquiry

John Harding

John Harding, Legal Counsel in the Criminal Litigation team, discusses the Theresa May inquiry into child sex abuse claims and provides  insight for those who may be questioned or investigated as a result.

This video was published on 22 July 2014.

John Harding

Legal Counsel

+44 (0)20 7814 1219

jharding@kingsleynapley.co.uk

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