Fraud: Civil

Andrew Hunter KC has a dynamic civil fraud practice, and is instructed by claimants and defendants in trials and applications, many of which are multi-jurisdictional. Many of his cases originate in the Middle East, Europe and Asia.

Leona Powell deals with challenging fraud trials and arbitrations in the context of a commercial practice that also incorporates contractual disputes, commodities cases and professional negligence matters. Her cases concern a diverse selection of allegations including deceit, conspiracy and breach of contract.

Robert Anderson KC puts a flair for cross-examination to use in fighting challenging fraud cases. A large bulk of his practice has an international component.

Tom Weisselberg KC is a high-quality advocate who attracts weighty fraud instructions, many of which emanate from foreign jurisdictions. He frequently acts for high net worth individuals. He is regularly instructed in cases involving allegations of conspiracy, breach of contract and deceit.

Andrew Scott KC is a busy silk who has appeared in some of the most significant fraud cases of recent years. He represents both claimants and defendants in disputes originating around the world.

Anthony Peto KC manages a substantial commercial fraud caseload, receiving accolades for his work on injunctions freezing, tracing and recovering assets. He has acted in a number of cases concerning alleged bribery and conspiracy.

Peter Head is experienced in the handling of high-value fraud claims. He is regularly instructed in cases involving allegations of bribery and is noted for his expertise in cross-border disputes.

Shane Sibbel is a talented barrister who is experienced in the handling of complex fraud cases. He is regularly instructed in cases involving overseas jurisdictions and has appeared before the High Court and the Court of Appeal.

Andrew George KC undertakes significant fraud litigation as part of a wider commercial practice that also takes in financial services, media and professional negligence matters. He acts for both claimants and defendants.

Daniel Burgess has a range of experience in commercial litigation and international fraud matters. His cases routinely concern obtaining worldwide freezing orders for claimants in high-value fraud proceedings.

Harry Adamson is a well-regarded junior barrister who is regularly instructed in high-profile civil fraud cases. He is experienced in the use of injunctive relief, including freezing and Norwich Pharmacal orders.

Robert Howe KC maintains an extensive practice across the fields of commerce, banking and finance, media and entertainment, sport and employment. He has appeared in many domestic and international civil fraud cases.

Tom Mountford has a bustling practice covering litigation and arbitration in the fraud area. He regularly advises ultra high net worth individuals and international businesses.

Victoria Windle KC has an expansive commercial practice with a particular emphasis on civil fraud and employment cases. She has wrestled with a wide variety of allegations including deceit, misrepresentation, dishonesty and breach of contract.

Andrew Trotter is regularly involved in high-value civil fraud disputes. He possesses experience dealing with complex freezing and search orders.

Luka Krsljanin is an experienced junior in civil fraud matters with notable expertise in conducting interim applications unled. He is comfortable representing clients in applications for freezing orders and Norwich Pharmacal orders, among others. He has also been instructed as a led junior on major cross-border matters. He is qualified in the Cayman Islands.

Robert Weekes KC is lauded for his technical knowledge of the law when appearing in civil fraud trials and arbitrations. He represents both claimants and defendants and has appeared in a number of cross-border cases.

Carmine Conte boasts an enviable civil fraud practice, regularly appearing as sole counsel in both the domestic High Court and in overseas jurisdictions. A former solicitor, Conte is highly experienced in matters involving injunctive relief and asset tracing.

Timothy Lau is becoming a go-to junior in the fraud circuit for cases in the banking and financial sector. He has experience advising both claimants and defendants in allegations including unlawful means conspiracy and bribery.