This month Burton Copeland has announced the launch of its new internship program in order to support up and coming lawyers or law students who might be considering embarking on a career in criminal or regulatory law.
Most people will have heard the phrase ‘money laundering’ and many understand the concept of ‘cleaning money’ as being the mechanism to giving legitimacy to illicit funds. But why is the definition of ‘criminal property’ so important when faced with an investigation into a money laundering offence.
Last month Burton Copeland announced the launch of its new Internship Programme and that they had taken on another trainee solicitor. This Month they can confirm three other new appointments.
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