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The legal issues which arise out of civil fraud concern the law
of restitution, constructive trusts, tracing, deceit, conspiracy
and related economic torts. Chambers provides comprehensive expertise
not only in these difficult areas of the law, but also in relation
to the jurisdictional issues which arise where major frauds have
involved transmission of assets through a number of different jurisdictions
(including sound knowledge of the Brussels and Lugano conventions).
Certain members specialise in offshore and overseas jurisdictions,
and have appeared in the courts of [the Cayman Islands, the Bahamas,
Bermuda, Hong Kong, Trinidad & Tobago, and the Channel Islands.
Effective asset tracing and recovery requires expert knowledge
of interim remedies, including search and seizure and freezing orders.
The importance of such remedies to the commercial client is appreciated,
and members of Chambers regularly make urgent applications to the
Court.
Members of Chambers also provide advice and advocacy in relation
to statutory offences relating to insolvency fraud.
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