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Emily Elliott
Emily is an Associate in the Criminal Litigation team with experience providing advice and representation in a wide range of general and white-collar cases. She is instructed on matters from the initial stages of criminal investigations through to trial.
Emily predominantly represents individuals who are being investigated by the police and the CPS, who are facing a variety of allegations including theft, blackmail, assault, money laundering and sexual offences. She has particular interest in cases where there is a cross border and international element.
In addition, Emily is also acts for individuals in relation to investigations by the Serious Fraud Office and conducting internal investigations on behalf of companies.
Emily joined Kingsley Napley in 2014 and completed her training contract with the firm. Prior to joining Kingsley Napley, Emily was part of the Standby Defence Team for Radovan Karadžić at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia.
Emily is a member of the Kingsley Napley Diversity & Inclusion group and a co-chair of the LGBT+ and allies network.
Professional societies and memberships
- Young Fraud Lawyers Association
- Defence Extradition Lawyers Forum
- London Young Lawyers Group
"I am very happy with the result and I consider you to be very good at what you do, the way you face problems and the updates you regularly provide."
One of Emily's clients