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Guy Ladenburg is an experienced senior junior with a substantial practice in serious and complex crime, fraud, inquests, police misconduct, licensing, and a wide range of regulatory areas.

For many years he has acted for the prosecution and defence, as leading junior, led junior and junior alone, in grave and substantial criminal cases.

Recent cases include insider dealing, election fraud and acting for Greater Manchester Police and the North West Counter Terrorism Police in the Manchester Arena Inquiry.

He has appeared in some of the most substantial and complex fraud cases in recent years, including the notorious Celtic SFO prosecution, and often represents professional defendants.  He is co-author to Blackstone’s Guide to the Fraud Act (2006).

He has recently represented and advised the National Crime Agency in protracted proceedings relating to the Russian oligarchy.

Guy has represented officers from the majority of police forces in the UK in gross misconduct proceedings and before the PAT, at inquests, and in associated judicial reviews.

He is a very experienced licensing practitioner, representing and advising commercial clients, local authorities and police forces across the full range of licensing-related areas.

Guy is a Grade 4 prosecutor for the CPS for serious crime, general crime and fraud, and is on the ‘A’ panel list of Specialist Advocates’ for Health & Safety and Environmental law.

Called to the Bar 2000. Publications; Co-author of Blackstone’s Guide to the Fraud Act  (2006).

BA Hons (Oxon) 1st class; Diploma in Law (distinction).

St. Hugh’s College Oxford (1st Class BA Hons).