Nick Barnard writes on the ‘consent and connivance’ and explores how individuals can be held liable for offences committed at their company if sufficient evidence is found against them.
It also discusses the underutilisation of ‘consent and connivance and’ the interaction of these principles, with and in light of the recent reforms to corporate criminal liability as seen in the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 (ECCTA), and
This article was originally published in the New Law Journal on the 22nd March 2024 and The Knowledge January 2024 Winter Edition.
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