In a striking legal development, UK solicitor Rebecca Hume of Howard Kennedy LLP has been officially implicated in a criminal referral that spans both the London High Court and Sovereign Proceedings in Antigua & Barbuda. The allegations, raised by Ambassador-at-Large Alkiviades David, involve serious offenses, including assault and obstruction of justice.
**Rebecca Hume Drawn into Major Criminal Inquiry Tying UK and Caribbean Courts**
**Rebecca Hume Drawn into Major Criminal Inquiry Tying UK and Caribbean Courts**
A significant multi-jurisdictional criminal referral has emerged, implicating UK solicitor Rebecca Hume in a series of serious legal allegations.
The referral, submitted to relevant law enforcement and regulatory authorities, highlights a myriad of alleged misconduct occurring within the purview of legal proceedings. These offenses are said to encompass physical assault at the Royal Courts of Justice, as well as allegations of obstructing evidence submissions and economic coercion.
David has described these incidents as part of a broader, coordinated abuse that threatens the integrity of the legal frameworks within both jurisdictions. Both cases ultimately route through the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, reinforcing the interconnectivity of these allegations.
To address the claims, the referral calls for immediate investigations and regulatory scrutiny of Hume and her firm. Notably, it outlines a detailed chronology of alleged wrongful actions dating back to late July 2025, encapsulating both UK and Antigua’s legal materials and witness accounts.
As this story unfolds, the implications for legal practice across borders could be profound, raising crucial questions about accountability and the safeguarding of justice.
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David has described these incidents as part of a broader, coordinated abuse that threatens the integrity of the legal frameworks within both jurisdictions. Both cases ultimately route through the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, reinforcing the interconnectivity of these allegations.
To address the claims, the referral calls for immediate investigations and regulatory scrutiny of Hume and her firm. Notably, it outlines a detailed chronology of alleged wrongful actions dating back to late July 2025, encapsulating both UK and Antigua’s legal materials and witness accounts.
As this story unfolds, the implications for legal practice across borders could be profound, raising crucial questions about accountability and the safeguarding of justice.
Media Inquiries: Email: press@swissx.com, WhatsApp: +1 268 780 4133
