About

Provided by Mary Monson Solicitors

National Firm Defending Serious and Complex Cases

Mary Monson Solicitors’ criminal department has acted in some of the highest profile criminal trials of the modern era, including the Manchester Gang Trials, the Strangeways and Winson Green Prison Riot cases and trials in the wake of the Rotherham Child Abuse Scandal. The firm is a market leader in sexual offences allegations, murder defence, and conspiracy cases. It regularly represents professionals and people with no previous convictions, even for lower-level offences, for whom a conviction would have a disproportionate effects on their career or reputation.

It won an acquittal in the final ‘Fake Sheikh’ Corruption Case and in the Royal Household Bribery Case. The firm’s lawyers are currently acting for a lead suspect in the investigation into the Grenfell Fire in which 72 people died.

The firm is results-focused and its culture is client-centred. This means showing support and sensitivity to clients who are facing challenging situations. It also means being committed throughout the organisation to winning cases. Its investigations department specialises in proactive defence so that most cases are stopped before reaching court.



Chambers Review

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Crime - North West
2
Band 2
What the Team is Known For

Mary Monson Solicitors is an established practice in Manchester with the expertise to handle the full array of criminal cases. The team regularly represents defendants in cases regarding drugs supply, murder and manslaughter charges, and sexual offences. The firm also has extensive practical knowledge of matters involving professional clients, such as misconduct in public office. It is often engaged by clients to act in very high-profile actions.

Notable practitioners

Joseph Kotrie-Monson is a key contact.

Strengths

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Members

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Alex Chowdhury

Joseph Kotrie-Monson

Kellie Dent

Head of Department

Kotrie Liam

Head of Department

Nick Ives

Sara Longden