R v Leitz

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Her client convicted of drug trafficking offences was subject to proceedings under The Proceeds of Crime Act 2002.

This client had substantial assets, held across four jurisdictions, and an initial benefit figure of £2.7 million. These proceedings lasted for 3 years and as a result of thorough and tough negotiations an order was made in the sum of his benefit, which had reduced to £200,000.

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