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Police take No Further Action against medical professional after Quentin’s intervention.
Criminal Barrister Quentin Hunt assists client in Public Order Act 1986 investigation.
Quentin achieves Not Guilty verdict for City worker in Insurance Fraud case.
Quentin Hunt, barrister at law achieves success in Fraud Act 2006 prosecution.
Prosecution offer no evidence against client following representations at the Crown Court.
Quentin achieves Not Guilty result in case involving failure to comply with notification requirements under s9 of the Sexual Offences Act 2003
Quentin wins Stalking Protection Order case against Metropolitan Police
Quentin wins Stalking Protection Order case against Metropolitan Police under the Stalking Protection Act 2019
Driver escapes custody in M4 attack on motorcyclist
Public access Barrister Quentin Hunt helps a defendant avoid custody in a serious road traffic case relating to a motorcyclist being rammed off his bike on the M4 motorway.
Not guilty verdict in London Underground Sexual Assault allegations.
A sexual assault allegation can have wide ranging ramifications with a maximum sentence of 10 years’ imprisonment and mandatory registration on the sex offenders register. With this in mind anyone who finds themselves accused of a sexual offence may wish to secure the best representation possible.
Quentin achieves £144,000 saving for client in Planning Enforcement Proceeds of Crime Act case.
If you have a Planning Enforcement or Proceeds of Crime Act case then you need robust and experienced representation to secure you the best result possible. Quentin Hunt is an expert Barrister specialising in these areas, you may contact Quentin for a free, no obligation conversation about your case.
Fraudster escapes prison after skilfully negotiated plea deal.
Quentin represented Mr LB, an individual accused of fraud as a director of a green energy company installing solar panels. Mr L was accused of a total of 8 offences relating to financial irregularities within the company and the fraudulent installation of solar panels for the purposes of receiving rebates from the government in respect of the ‘feed in tariff’ system. These included counts under the Fraud Act 2006 alleging fraud by false representation.