Burton Copeland has hired a new head for its business crime practice, the Manchester firm announced today (8 February). Mike Rainford joins the specialist criminal defence firm as a partner and will head up its new business crime unit. The five-lawyer team will cover VAT and tax fraud, health and safety, computer fraud, money laundering and Department of Trade & Industry investigations.
February 08, 2007 at 07:17 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Burton Copeland has hired a new head for its business crime practice, the Manchester firm announced today (8 February).
Mike Rainford joins the specialist criminal defence firm as a partner and will head up its new business crime unit. The five-lawyer team will cover VAT and tax fraud, health and safety, computer fraud, money laundering and Department of Trade & Industry investigations.
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