Clampdown on NDAs being used to mask criminal activity
NDA reforms free victims to speak about criminal conduct. Morton’s Solicitors explain the legal risks, defence implications, and need for early legal advice.
Trial of Alleged McCann Stalker and Implications of Stalking Offences
The recent trial of the alleged McCann stalkers reminds us of the complexities of the law, potential mitigation, and why early legal advice is vital for anyone accused.
Three Men Arrested as £20m of Cocaine Seized in Kent
Drug trafficking convictions carry life sentences. Mortons Solicitors explain the law, sentencing factors, and why early legal advice is essential.
Race & Religious Hate Crime Increase Reported for First Time in 3 Years
Hate crime convictions carry severe penalties. Mortons Solicitors explain what constitutes hate crime and why early legal advice is crucial.
Complex Timeshare Fraud Case Highlights The Legal Realities of Large-Scale Financial Crime
£28m timeshare fraud case exposes complexity of large-scale financial crime — Mortons Solicitors explain how courts assess and sentence such cases.
Ian Watkins’ Death in Prison Highlights the Lasting Consequences of Serious Sexual Convictions
Ian Watkins’ death in prison highlights the lifelong consequences of serious sexual offence convictions – far beyond the prison sentence itself.
Threats To Farage Online Lead to Conviction
Afghan migrant convicted of threatening Nigel Farage on TikTok services as a reminder of serious legal risks of making threats or abuse online.
Police to Gain Wider Powers to Restrict Repeat Protests as Arrests Rise Across the UK
UK police to gain new powers to restrict repeat protests as arrests rise; government says move balances safety with freedom of expression.
Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs Sentenced to Over Four Years in Prison
Sean “Diddy” Combs sentenced to over four years for prostitution offences, marking a major case on abuse, coercion, and accountability.
New Taser 10 Approved for UK Police and What This Means for Policing and Public Safety
Police across England and Wales to carry the new Taser 10 – offering greater safety and control, but raising questions of trust and accountability.











