Possibly One For Barmaid

[gness]

I need to find a criminal lawyer....I can look on line but any tips for what I should be looking for would be appreciated. It regards fraud/theft by an employee. Thank you.

[shoota]

Need a copper?

[TWR]

What your Area Gness?

[gness]

Mmmm a copper sounds good Shoota. x

Northants TWR.

[Sqad]

\\\Possibly One For Barmaid\\\

Yes, i would like to give barmaid one as well ;-)

[gness]

This is going to be a long thread...I can see. Just as well I love you. x

[shoota]

I'll get me stick....

[Sqad]

;-)

[TWR]

At this time I have one in Manchester doing a case for me " Personal Accident"

Connection Partnership/ 08701 601160

[Smowball]

Oooh Sqad - naughty,lol.

[gness]

As long as there isn't a haggis hanging from it Shoota.

[gness]

Thank you for that TWR. x

[shoota]

No gnome I

[gness]

Don't doubt that for a minute, Shoota......x

[shoota]

(Sounds like a japanese cellist No No Mai...)

[gness]

Googled No No Mai.......interesting......came up with Little Tony. :-)

[shoota]

Sounds like Yo Yo Ma.......

[shoota]

[shoota]

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZn_VBgkPNY

[FredPuli43]

You need one who has the Criminal Litigation accreditation; the firm has the blue logo with "Criminal Litigation" on its advertisements and business headings. The Law Society don't specifically say so on their site, but I'm sure if you ring them , they can save time by saying which firms have that accreditation in your area. It means that practitioners have exceptionally high standards and experience in criminal law.

[buildersmate]

If you are considering taking disciplinary action against the employee, it is a civil matter and subject to employment law (i.e. regarding whether you take action that could lead to dismissal).
The criminal angle is a matter for the police to investigate, with people in your business involved as a potential witnesses.