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James Mullion

James has been a Partner at Janes since 2010. He advises clients on all aspects of fraud and regulatory matters and has a burgeoning fraud practice with both civil and criminal cases. He has been instructed to advise clients on a major privacy claims, international trust claims and a London Stock Exchange related matter. His impressive criminal practice continues to expand, advising a major witness in the phone hacking civil trial, and a high profile investigation into misappropriation of political funds. Notable cases include Operation Ventford (multi-handed conspiracy to defraud banks with losses in the millions), R v Potter, Johnson & Others (international boiler room fraud). His corporate clients include a company director being investigated for Iranian crude oil sanction-busting. His civil practice continues to expand: James was instructed on several claims against Mirror Group Newspapers arising from Operation Golding (police investigation into phone hacking) and in a similar claim against News UK Ltd. He is also advising a number of high-profile, high net worth individuals in a major sham trust and asset forfeiture application. · Janes Solicitors

EnglandFraud, Criminal LawEnglish

About

Partner at Janes Solicitors since 2010, James advises on fraud and regulatory matters across civil and criminal proceedings, including privacy claims, international trust disputes, sanctions-related investigations and London Stock Exchange matters. His practice includes high-profile criminal work (including phone-hacking and boiler-room cases), multi-handed bank frauds (Operation Ventford) and asset forfeiture matters for high-net-worth individuals.

Practice areas

FraudCriminal LawRegulatoryCivil LitigationPrivacyTrustsSanctionsAsset Recovery

Office

Expertise

Phone-hacking litigationInternational boiler-room fraudBank fraud (Operation Ventford)Sanctions investigations (Iranian crude oil)International trust claimsAsset forfeitureHigh-net-worth client disputesLondon Stock Exchange-related matters

Education

  • Harrow
  • Trinity College, Dublin (BA History)
  • College of Law, London (PGDL; LPC)

Admissions

  • Qualified 2005 (England)

Languages

English