Eventum Legal Ltd

01/09/2026

“This is exactly what our client asked.” 🙋🏽‍♀️

After receiving the news that no further action would be taken, our client kindly left us a wonderful review.

His words describe the reality of facing an allegation — the questions, the uncertainty, and the impact it can have on every aspect of your life.

When you’re dealing with a false allegation, you need more than legal advice and representation. You need people in your corner.

Our work goes beyond the legal process. We support our clients throughout, keeping them informed, answering the difficult questions and making sure they never feel like they are facing it alone.

If you are currently dealing with a false allegation, contact our team to find out how we can help.

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01/09/2026

29/08/2026

Being accused of a sexual or domestic violence offence can leave you feeling like no one is listening.

You may have explanations to give, important background to share, or facts that need correcting. Your side of the story matters — and how and when it is put forward can matter too.

At Eventum Legal, we actively engage with the police and prosecuting authorities to ensure our clients’ cases are advanced in the right way, at the right time.

Behind every allegation, there is a story. Let us help you tell yours.

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28/08/2026

🚨 7 ALLEGATIONS. 5 DAYS ON TRIAL. 7 NOT GUILTY VERDICTS. ⚖️

For 18 months, our client lived with serious sexual offence allegations hanging over him.

Today, the jury delivered their verdict:

NOT GUILTY.
NOT GUILTY.
NOT GUILTY.
ON ALL 7 COUNTS. ⚖️

Behind the scenes? 18 months of meticulous preparation.
Beside our client? Every step of the way.

Supporting our client and his family. Preparing every detail. Fighting his corner when the stakes couldn’t have been higher.

This is what we do.

25/08/2026

👏🏼 Feedback following a recommendation from another law firm of Eventum Legal.

There’s no greater compliment than being recommended by fellow legal professionals — and even more so when that recommendation helps someone through a difficult and worrying time.

We’re incredibly grateful to receive feedback like this following a conversation with Claire Shard. Providing clear, professional and compassionate support when clients and their families need it most is at the heart of what we do.

Thank you for placing your trust in Eventum Legal.

16/08/2026

⚖️ Preparing for a Crown Court trial involves far more than simply turning up on the day.

From charge and the first court appearance, through to the case reaching the Crown Court, entering a plea, preparing the evidence and ultimately going to trial, every stage matters.

Cases involving sexual offences and domestic abuse can be particularly complex. They may involve sensitive evidence, digital communications, medical or third-party records, disclosure issues, special measures for witnesses and difficult questions around credibility, consent and the wider context of a relationship.

Careful preparation from an early stage is therefore essential. Understanding the evidence, identifying what needs to be challenged or investigated, and being properly advised about the court process can make a significant difference to how effectively a case is presented.

The five steps in this image provide a simple overview — but behind each one can sit a considerable amount of legal and evidential work.

If your case is proceeding to trial and wish to discuss the preparation strategy in your case then contact our team for a free and confidential discussion.

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15/08/2026

No Further Action ✅

Since February 2026 our client had been under investigation by Sussex Police. The allegations were made by his former partner who alleged he had assaulted her on numerous occasions and controlled her throughout the marriage.

Fast forward 6 months and with pre charge engagement carried out by our team, the police have made the decision to take no further action.

🙋🏽‍♀️ What Leads the Police to Take No Further Action?

In an allegation of coercive or controlling behaviour, NFA can occur for several reasons:

* Insufficient evidence: There is not enough admissible evidence to establish the offence or provide a realistic prospect of conviction.

* Difficulty proving a pattern of behaviour: Coercive control normally involves repeated or continuous behaviour rather than a single disagreement or incident.

* Difficulty proving the required “serious effect”: The evidence may not sufficiently show the statutory impact required for the offence.

* Evidence does not support the allegation: Messages, witness accounts, financial records, digital evidence or other material may be inconsistent with, or insufficient to corroborate, the alleged conduct.

* The legal elements are not met: Behaviour may be unhealthy, unpleasant or controlling in an everyday sense without satisfying the specific criminal offence.

* Credibility or evidential difficulties: Significant inconsistencies or other evidence may make it difficult to prove the allegation beyond reasonable doubt.

At Eventum Legal, we intervene at an early stage to assess the evidence, gather relevant material, and present evidence that may undermine the allegations, while ensuring that the applicable law and legal procedures are carefully considered throughout.

12/08/2026

Accused of a criminal offence? It’s normal to have questions.

What happens next? Will I be charged? Do I have to speak to the police? Could I go to court? What evidence is there? What are my rights?

When you’re facing a criminal allegation, uncertainty can quickly become overwhelming. Getting clear legal advice at an early stage can help you understand the allegations, your rights and the options available to you.

Our criminal defence team can guide you through the process, explain what to expect and help you make informed decisions about your next steps.

🗣️ Facing an allegation? Speak to us for confidential legal advice.

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11/08/2026

Preparation matters. ⚖️

Our client instructed us at the pre-charge stage, with a voluntary police interview pending.

We acted immediately — preparing thoroughly, providing clear and strategic advice, and representing our client throughout the police interview.

The result? Within just 7 days of instructing us, the case against our client was dropped.

Early advice. Strategic preparation. Effective representation.

When it matters, having the right legal team by your side can make all the difference.

10/08/2026

📖 Read our most recent blog to see the approach our team took to avoid our client being charged with Coercive and Controlling Behaviour and R**e.

Pre-charge representation is paramount when someone is accused of serious criminal offences such as coercive and controlling behaviour and r**e, the consequences can be devastating long before a case reaches court. An arrest, police investigation and bail conditions can have a profound impact on a person’s reputation, career, family life, finances and mental wellbeing.

This recent case demonstrates the importance of obtaining experienced criminal defence representation at the pre-charge stage of a police investigation.