Ben Lansbury

Ben is Supervising Director of the Criminal Department at Lansbury Worthington.

He studied criminal law at Nottingham University under leading academic Professor John Smith and was awarded a B.A.Law in 1978. He was fortunate to learn his trade with some of the top lawyers in the field, and with more than 40 years experience, is recognised for his expertise in all types of criminal proceedings.

Recent cases include conspiracy to defraud, money laundering and proceeds of crime confiscation proceedings, customs and excise prosecutions, computer crime and internet offences.

Ben has been awarded higher advocacy rights giving him the right to represent clients in the Crown Court and the Court of Appeal (Criminal Division). He is also happy to advise on Road Traffic Offences at all levels of seriousness, and Data Protection and GDPR issues.

Ben is an active committee member and Past President of the West London Law Society.

Ethos

Like many criminal lawyers I am motivated by a strong sense of justice and fair play. I relish a challenge. 

At Lansbury Worthington we are fortunate to have a very good, intelligent and hard-working team in place. We try to give all our clients a personal service. Whether you are facing serious fraud allegations or a simple road traffic offence we will give your case the attention it deserves.

Given the dedication of our staff it is not surprising that we have been awarded membership of the Legal Services Commission Very High Cost Cases Panel, score highly in our Lexcel Audits, and demonstrate high levels of competence in formal peer reviews.