Jarret is the Head of Compliance at Stokoe Partnership Solicitors. Prior to joining the firm, Jarret was the Head of Risk and General Counsel, as well as MLRO, MLCO, COLP and also DPO at Mishcon de Reya.

Jarret heads up the compliance function at Stokoe Partnership Solicitors, whilst also having a fee earning role. He has experience built on years of acting on both sides of the insurer/claimant divide for lenders, property investors and professional indemnity insurers.

Jarret has extensive experience overseeing any regulatory developments that can impact a legal practice. He is also very well versed in ensuring that firms meet all their obligations to the Solicitors Regulation Authority and act in line with their code of conduct, whilst maintaining a commercial outlook.

Prior to becoming the head of risk at Mishcon de Reya, Jarret was a commercial litigator with specialist expertise in professional negligence claims.

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15 Jul 2024

Partner Ernest Aduwa comments on diary evidence in The Daily Mail

Partner Ernest Aduwa comments on how diary evidence can play a pivotal role in criminal prosecutions and murder trials.

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15 Jul 2024

Partner Ernest Aduwa comments on diary evidence in The Daily Mail

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02 Jul 2024

Partner Ernest Aduwa comments on online sleuths and police investigations in The i Paper

Partner Ernest Aduwa comments on how online sleuths and conspiracy theories can hamper criminal investigations, in The i Paper.

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02 Jul 2024

Partner Ernest Aduwa comments on online sleuths and police investigations in The i Paper

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27 Jun 2024

Partner Richard Cannon comments on the FCA rebranding in City A.M.

Partner Richard Cannon comments on the news that the FCA is set to spend £90,000 on a “brand refresh” to help redefine the regulator’s audiences and purpose.

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27 Jun 2024

Partner Richard Cannon comments on the FCA rebranding in City A.M.