The food landscape is everchanging. With the rise in veganism, heightened focus on allergens and higher demand for organic food products – both in the home and in restaurants – the food industry is having to take measures to keep pace.
Tenet has been shortlisted for the prestigious LexisNexis Legal Awards in the category “Legal Services Innovation”. The awards will take place on 11th March 2020.
In the recent case of Singularis Holdings Ltd v Daiwa Capital Markets Europe Ltd [2019] UKSC 50 the Supreme Court maintained that a bank (Daiwa) had breached the duty of care owed to its customer (Singularis), and the bank could not be excused as a result of fraud carried out by its customer’s controlling director.
Tenet’s founder – Arun Chauhan – has been shortlisted in the Law Society’s Legal Excellence Awards for Sole Practitioner of the Year 2019.
Tenet Compliance & Litigation was founded as a law firm set to do things differently. It now enables greater access to high-quality, specialist, counter-fraud advice from a workplace which prioritises family values.
In recent years, the focus of food safety has turned to recognise the risk of fraud and how it can impact the industry’s global supply chain.
Tenet Compliance & Litigation’s Arun Chauhan poses an alternative to the original fraud triangle as brought to the fore by Edwin Sutherland and Donald Cressey.
It is estimated that the impact of money laundering in the UK economy is likely to exceed £90bn a year.
In order to tackle this rising problem, the government has launched a new partnership to fight economic crime across the UK.
