Jeremy Scott

Jeremy Scott is a Partner and Head of Regulatory & Corporate Defence, advising companies and senior personnel on regulatory investigations and prosecutions. He provides practical, commercially-focused guidance to protect businesses and individuals from financial, reputational, and personal risk, ensuring advice is clear, robust, and tailored to each client. He is available 24/7 to support clients in emergencies, including arrests, dawn raids, and other critical incidents. · Flint Bishop

EnglandRegulatory & Corporate Defence, Corporate Crime

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Partner and Head of Regulatory & Corporate Defence at Flint Bishop, Jeremy Scott advises companies and senior personnel on regulatory investigations and prosecutions, providing practical, commercially-focused guidance and 24/7 emergency support (including arrests and dawn raids). He has over 30 years' experience representing clients from owner-managed businesses to national blue-chip companies at all levels of the legal system, including the European Court of Human Rights.

Practice areas

Regulatory & Corporate DefenceCorporate CrimeFraudCriminal DefenceLicensingCrisis Response

Office

England

Flint Bishop · Jeremy Scott is a Partner and Head of Regulatory & Corporate Defence, advising companies and senior personnel on regulatory investigations and prosecutions. He provides practical, commercially-focused guidance to protect businesses and individuals from financial, reputational, and personal risk, ensuring advice is clear, robust, and tailored to each client. He is available 24/7 to support clients in emergencies, including arrests, dawn raids, and other critical incidents.

England

Expertise

Regulatory investigationsRegulatory prosecutionsDefence for company directors and senior personnelEmergency response to arrests and dawn raidsAdvocacy across Magistrates' Courts to the European Court of Human Rights

Education

Master of Laws (LLM), Advanced Legal Practice, University of Northumbria
Law Society Finals, College of Law, Chester