Managing Partner - Barrister
Managing Partner - Barrister

Manoj is the managing partner of Lloyds PR Solicitors and has strategic oversight of the firm’s proceedings at all levels. He was described in the Legal 500 as having a “first class legal brain”.
Manoj’s background is in serious crime, having practised in Criminal Defence at the independent bar from a well-known Chambers in the Temple. He was called to the bar in 2001 and then moved to Lloyds PR Solicitors in May 2009, before becoming partner the following year. While at the Bar, his cases clarified the law on the admissibility of social media evidence and the extent to which a student can change their course while on a student visa.
Manoj specializes in large, multi-faceted proceedings, particularly allegations of complex fraud, and has acted in high profile cases investigated and prosecuted domestically by the National Crime Agency, Serious Fraud Office, HM Revenue and Customs, the Financial Conduct Authority as well as international agencies including Interpol, the FBI and the US Secret Services. He is well versed in anti-money laundering regulations and policies.
In recent cases, Manoj applies his tenacious forensic approach to regulatory investigations and proceedings, including high-profile sports disciplinary matters.
Manoj has also advised the BBC in respect of the various stages of the criminal justice system and in particular, the admissibility of evidence.
Memberships
HSE v “U Ltd”
A prosecution by the Health and Safety Executive for unsafe working conditions against a reputable construction company.
Operation Appletree, Southwark Crown Court
An evasion of excise duty for importation of tobacco for value of £2.5 million.
Operation Civilian, Southwark Crown Court
A £137 million fraud investigated by HMRC and prosecuted by the CPS.
Operation Falcon, Southwark Crown Court
A 10-hand money laundering case with a value exceeding £12 Million.
Operation Klister, St Albans Crown Court
Represented the defendant who was charged with 17 others with conspiracy to commit fraud and conspiracy to drive dangerously over a two year period. This was a “crash for cash” case where there were induced/staged accidents to allow insurance claims to be made. This fraud valued at over £1 million.
Operation Lath, Croydon Crown Court
A £44 million banking “Cyber Fraud”, investigated by FBI and SOCA.
Operation Salvage, Reading Crown Court
This case concerned defendants charged with a large conspiracy to commit fraud by false representation by way of insurance fraud. They were also charged with conspiracy to arrange for vehicles to be driven dangerously and possession of articles for use in fraud. The total fraud value was said to be £7.25 million and the defendant we represented was acquitted
Operation Veneer, Southwark Crown Court
Represented a defendant in a £150 million fraud investigated and prosecuted by HMRC. Read more on the Daily Mail.
R v AG, Harrow Crown Court
A fraud involving over a million pounds of counterfeit designer clothes.
R v MA, Southwark Crown Court
A £69 million money laundering through money-exchange bureau.
R v NG, Southwark Crown Court
A "Boiler room" fraud, involving the dishonest sale of company shares to UK investors by an offshore brokerage. The extent of fraud was £4 million.
R v REK, Southwark Crown Court
A £192 million money laundering through money-exchange bureau.
R v RS, Blackfriars Crown Court
A multi-million pound “Cyber Fraud” carried out worldwide through notorious “Dark Market” website; a joint investigation by SOCA, FBI and US Secret Service.
R v SA, Kingston Crown Court
A multi-million pound global conspiracy to distribute counterfeit pharmaceuticals. One of the largest MHRA prosecutions.
Operation Gwendreath, Southwark Crown Court
A £12 million conspiracy to steal high value vehicles.
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