CDR Essential Intelligence – Fraud, Asset Tracing & Recovery 2021

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We are delighted to announce that Keith Oliver and Amalia Neenan have authored a chapter in the latest CDR Essential Intelligence – Fraud, Asset Tracing & Recovery 2021 publication. Keith also served as the Contributing Editor for the 2021 edition. Due to the worldwide economic downturn in the wake of Covid-19, the threat of fraud […]

Anna Bradshaw appointed RUSI Associate Fellow

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We are excited to announce that sanctions expert Anna Bradshaw has been appointed by the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) as an Associate Fellow of the Centre for Financial Crime and Security Studies (CFCS) programme. Anna will be using her sanctions expertise to assist with CFCS research on the design and implementation of sanctions by […]

Anna Bradshaw is interviewed by BBC Radio 5 on contempt of court laws and how they relate to social media

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The pervasiveness of social media has complicated the application of contempt of court rules. P&P expert Anna Bradshaw says, “the pitfalls are many. The biggest issue is that so few people appear to be aware of them. It is something that you would expect journalists to be familiar with but perhaps not all other users […]

Michael O’Kane to join panel on UK and EU Global Human Rights Regimes

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Our senior partner Michael O’Kane will be speaking at a Volterra Fietta webinar on 25 March 2021 at 13:00 GMT. The panel will discuss the global human rights sanctions regime adopted by the Council of the EU on 7 December 2020, and the UK’s emerging autonomous human rights sanctions regime. Register here.

How much of a threat do Unexplained Wealth Orders (UWOs) pose? Rachel Cook discusses in EPrivateClient

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UWOs are very effective in assisting the authorities to discover the source of income used to acquire property or to identify an ultimate beneficial owner, especially those in offshore structures according to P&P expert Rachel Cook. She says, “whatever their limits, for those faced with UWOs, it will have been a worrying, time-consuming and expensive […]

Crisis breeds corruption : could shifty Covid-19 contracts lead to legislative reform? Neil Swift discusses in The House

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The Covid-19 crisis has created a fertile environment for corruption and fraud. At the outset, concerns centred on the risks posed by fraudsters seeking to profit from the financial shock of the pandemic. Those fears proved well founded – in March 2020, fraud reports rose by 400%. Over time, concern spread to suspected abuse of […]

Webinar : Anna Bradshaw joins FinCrime World Forum expert panel discussion on post-Brexit financial crime alignment

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We are delighted to announce that Anna Bradshaw will be speaking at the FinCrime World Forum which will be taking place on 23-24 March 2021.  Tune in to hear from industry experts about the ever evolving global issues which Financial Crime presents, register for free at: https://www.fincrimeworldforum.com/ #FinCrimeWF.  Anna is a Partner in the Business Crime […]

Identifying the funder: contrasting approaches in litigation and arbitration. P&P’s Philip Gardner and Stephanie Lloyd discuss in Litigation Futures

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P&P lawyers Philip Gardner and Stephanie Lloyd have co-authored an article in Litigation Futures about the contrasting approaches in litigation and arbitration to identifying dispute funders. They review recent changes to the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) Arbitration Rules and the different approaches taken to disputes funding in major arbitral centres and the English Court. Read […]

Peters & Peters successfully secures deletion of cross-border criminal conviction from the Police National Computer and European Criminal Records Information System

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Peters & Peters have successfully secured the deletion of a high-profile French criminal conviction relating to our client from the Police National Computer (PNC) and the European Criminal Records Information System (ECRIS), in a notable departure from UK criminal record retention policies.   The law on removing convictions in the UK is often complex, and […]

Webinar – Divorce is just the Start: How it all goes wrong. The panel of experts will include our own Jonathan Tickner and Hannah Laming

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We are delighted to announce that Jonathan Tickner and Hannah Laming will be speaking at the FIRE (Fraud, Insolvency, Recovery, Enforcement) ‘Divorce is just the start : How it all goes wrong’ series on 4th March 2021. Illustrated with an unfolding narrative, join us as we take you through a fast-moving divorce case, taking in […]