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Bar Standards Board Suspends ICC Prosecutor Karim Khan

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By Susan Stein Verified
| Lawyer Monthly Verified
The Bar Standards Board’s interim suspension of Karim Khan follows the International Criminal Court’s own suspension of its chief prosecutor and places an international misconduct dispute inside the domestic regulatory system for barristers in England and Wales. The sequence is significant because Khan remains a barrister called to the Bar in 1992, while the ICC process concerning allegations of sexual misconduct remains unresolved. Khan denies all allegations.
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Legal Ombudsman’s £15,700 Award Against Aina Khan Law Restored by Court of Appeal

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By Susan Stein Verified
| Lawyer Monthly Verified
The Legal Ombudsman’s restored award against Aina Khan Law moves a long-running complaint about family law fees, client capacity and ombudsman reasoning back from judicial review into the professional service complaints regime. The Court of Appeal decision follows the High Court’s partial quashing of the ombudsman’s ruling in 2025 and reinstates the disputed £15,692.60 element of a wider £51,192.60 award made after CXV complained about the firm’s handling of sensitive family proceedings.
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ICO Fines KRA Consultancy £300,000 Over Unlawful Debt Texts

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By Susan Stein Verified
| Lawyer Monthly Verified
The Information Commissioner’s Office has fined KRA Consultancy Ltd £300,000 after finding that the Manchester-based debt-solutions marketer sent more than 5.5 million unlawful text messages to people already in financial difficulty. The enforcement action, announced on 23 June 2026, is notable not only for the scale of the messaging campaign, but for the alleged use of fabricated bailiff threats designed to frighten recipients into engaging with the company’s services.
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