Dylan Moses is a partner in the firm's White Collar Defense and Investigations practice group. He advises corporates and individuals on complex, multijurisdictional white-collar crime, fraud, bribery and corruption, and regulatory matters. He is instructed on high-profile Serious Fraud Office (SFO) investigations, Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) matters, Financial Reporting Council (FRC) investigations, Public Inquiries and significant health and safety prosecutions. He also acts in Electoral Commission cases and linked criminal investigations.
A highly experienced trial advocate with over 22 years' courtroom experience, Dylan regularly engages with regulators and law enforcement including the SFO, FCA, FRC, HSE, Police and Electoral Commission.
Dylan's areas of focus include:
- Internal, law enforcement and regulatory investigations (SFO, FCA, FRC)
- Anti-bribery and corruption, including UK Bribery Act and FCPA advisory
- Financial crime investigations, asset tracing and due diligence
- Public Inquiries and Electoral law investigations
- Compliance advisory: whistleblowing, data protection, anti-corruption procedures
- Professional disciplinary investigations, inquests and tribunal advocacy
- Cartel investigations and price fixing inquiries
- Mutual legal assistance
- Health and safety: large-scale prosecutions, including construction site fatalities
- Trademark offences and products breaching EU health and safety regulation
“Dylan Moses is the point of difference in this very strong team.
Dylan Moses leads a powerful team. He is confidently client-centred, never losing sight of an individual in the corporate world, nor of the corporation in which each individual sits. He leads with quiet assurance, bringing a no-nonsense, emotionally intelligent calm to the most fraught scenarios.” - The Legal 500 United Kingdom 2026
“Under the leadership of Dylan Moses, K&L Gates LLP brings deep expertise in electoral law and the wider regulatory challenges that shape modern political campaigning. Mr Moses is well-versed in supporting individuals going through investigations by the Electoral Commission and referrals to the Crown Prosecution Service” - The Legal 500 United Kingdom 2026
