Alice Mills helps clients navigate white-collar investigations, sanctions matters, and high-stakes disputes. Her cross-practice experience—spanning both criminal and civil matters—gives her a unique perspective on complex legal issues facing individuals, corporates, and financial institutions alike.
Having played a key role on cases involving international tax evasion, insider trading, regulatory compliance, and investment fraud, Alice’s work has included liaising directly with clients, analysing extensive financial and factual material, and managing disclosure and privilege reviews. She has also contributed to ministerial review applications and licensing submissions under the UK’s sanctions regime, as well as corporate risk assessments involving de facto control and enforcement exposure.
Alice’s litigation background includes acting in high-value commercial and employment disputes, where she has drafted legal submissions, advised on regulatory implications, and run disclosure workstreams in collaboration with clients and counsel. She also brings meaningful corporate experience to her practice, having supported sovereign wealth fund investments and reviewed complex contractual documentation under tight deadlines.
A committed advocate for justice, Alice has led pro bono initiatives with Reprieve focused on torture-based confessions, the death penalty, and criminal appeals. She is a member of the Female Fraud Forum and the Young Fraud Lawyers Association.
 
															Alice Mills helps clients navigate white-collar investigations, sanctions matters, and high-stakes disputes. Her cross-practice experience—spanning both criminal and civil matters—gives her a unique perspective on complex legal issues facing individuals, corporates, and financial institutions alike.
Having played a key role on cases involving international tax evasion, insider trading, regulatory compliance, and investment fraud, Alice’s work has included liaising directly with clients, analysing extensive financial and factual material, and managing disclosure and privilege reviews. She has also contributed to ministerial review applications and licensing submissions under the UK’s sanctions regime, as well as corporate risk assessments involving de facto control and enforcement exposure.
Alice’s litigation background includes acting in high-value commercial and employment disputes, where she has drafted legal submissions, advised on regulatory implications, and run disclosure workstreams in collaboration with clients and counsel. She also brings meaningful corporate experience to her practice, having supported sovereign wealth fund investments and reviewed complex contractual documentation under tight deadlines.
A committed advocate for justice, Alice has led pro bono initiatives with Reprieve focused on torture-based confessions, the death penalty, and criminal appeals. She is a member of the Female Fraud Forum and the Young Fraud Lawyers Association.
Corporate Crime & Investigations
Private Prosecutions
Anti-Money Laundering
Corporate Crime & Investigations