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Ross Dixon

Ross Dixon specialises in financial, white collar criminal and regulatory defence. He represents companies and individuals caught up in the most serious bribery and fraud related cases. Recent cases include acting for senior executives at Tesco and G4S who were prosecuted following DPAs signed with the SFO. Ross has advised individuals in the recent SFO investigations into Rolls-Royce, Amec Foster Wheeler, Petrofac and Airbus. Ross is an expert on money laundering and proceeds of crime issues. He often works on trans-jurisdictional matters.He also regularly acts in regulatory matters involving the FRC, FCA and SRA. Ross advises on dawn raids, production and restraint orders, the execution of warrants, and the regulatory and strategic obligations that may arise from the discovery of potential wrong doing within a company. Ross regularly acts for professional people and their families caught up in police investigations. He appreciates the reputational damage being named in connection with criminal proceedings can cause and works carefully to minimise this. · Hickman & Rose

EnglandWhite Collar Crime, Financial Crime

About

Ross Dixon is a partner at Hickman & Rose who specialises in financial, white collar criminal and regulatory defence, acting for companies and individuals in serious bribery, fraud and related matters. He advises on money laundering and proceeds of crime issues, dawn raids, production and restraint orders, execution of warrants and trans-jurisdictional matters, and has acted in SFO investigations including those involving Rolls-Royce, Amec Foster Wheeler, Petrofac, Airbus and senior executives at Tesco and G4S.

Practice areas

White Collar CrimeFinancial CrimeRegulatoryFraudBribery & CorruptionAsset Recovery & Proceeds of CrimeCriminal DefenceInvestigations

Office

Expertise

SFO investigationsAdvising senior executives in DPA-related prosecutions (Tesco, G4S)Money laundering & proceeds of crimeDawn raids, search warrants and production/restraint ordersRegulatory investigations (FRC, FCA, SRA)Trans-jurisdictional mattersRepresentation of professionals and their families in police investigations

Admissions

  • Qualified 1991 (England)