With a wealth of experience – involvement in Law going back more than four decades – Kai became a specialist in Confiscation and Cash Detention and Forfeiture proceedings. Kai’s current work encompasses a wide spectrum of allegations of the most serious sexual misconduct, violence, dishonesty and regulatory issues and mainly comes from word of mouth referrals.

Kai often works with Children and Vulnerable Adults. Kai maintains links with national organisations working actively to promote the rights of children and young people who come into contact with the criminal legal system.

Social media is these days probably one of the biggest sources of work. Kai has extensive experience of dealing with problems arising from both deliberate abuse and accidental misuse of electronic communications.

Kai works across the country and also has cases with international significance, especially in relation to assets alleged, or presumed, to have been acquired through criminal conduct in money laundering, Confiscation and Restraint proceedings.

Kai has also dealt with terrorist cases and with matters in which there has been a fatality whether deliberate (eg Conspiracy to Murder) or accidental (eg Death by Dangerous Driving).

Kai’s experience in fraud matters extended to being Supervisor on a VHCC and other work on complex matters involving financial irregularities.

Kai has also been instructed in regulatory matters arising from HMRC and DBIS (now DBT) investigations. His interest in the law extends to training and some writing about recent developments such as the recent Code of Practice on Picketing. Kai has been involved in work arising from police interest in demonstrations.

Away from the law Kai is mainly interested in cycle tours and travelling.