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Supreme Court judgment impacting planning decisions for fossil fuel projects

June 28, 2024

Caroline May Holly Stebbing Lucy Bruce Jones Sarah Fitzpatrick Stuart Neely Carina Wentzel Madeline Rose Hallwright
Caroline May Holly Stebbing Lucy Bruce Jones Sarah Fitzpatrick Stuart Neely Carina Wentzel Madeline Rose Hallwright
Posted in Commodities Environmental and social governance Procedural
Discussing the highly anticipated Supreme Court judgment in Finch v Surrey County Council [2024] UKSC 20.

New Global Investigations podcast series

June 25, 2024

Andrew Reeves Keith Rosen Ruth Cowley Sharon Oded Claudia Van Gruisen
Andrew Reeves Keith Rosen Ruth Cowley Sharon Oded Claudia Van Gruisen
Posted in Investigations
Our global investigations team have launched a new investigations podcast series.

De-Banking: Recent developments and litigation and regulatory risk

June 18, 2024

James Lockwood Harriet Jones-Fenleigh Katie Stephen Matthew Gregory Alexandra Redhead
James Lockwood Harriet Jones-Fenleigh Katie Stephen Matthew Gregory Alexandra Redhead
Posted in Contractual interpretation FinTech Fraud Group action litigation
Considering the litigation and regulatory risks faced by banks, guidance from the courts and some practical pointers when making a decision to freeze or close a customer account.

Wright is Wrong: High Court rules that Dr Craig Wright is not the creator of Bitcoin

June 13, 2024

James Lockwood Harriet Jones-Fenleigh Jonathan Hawkins Maddi Parker
James Lockwood Harriet Jones-Fenleigh Jonathan Hawkins Maddi Parker
Posted in Cryptoassets FinTech
Discussing the decision in Crypto Open Patent Alliance v Wright [2024] EWHC 1198 (Ch).

Failure to prevent fraud: What to do now? Part 2: Policies and procedures

June 06, 2024

Andrew Reeves Dominic Stuttaford Stuart Neely Claudia Van Gruisen
Andrew Reeves Dominic Stuttaford Stuart Neely Claudia Van Gruisen
Posted in Fraud Investigations White collar crime
Our regulation and investigations team have published the second article in their series breaking down the steps companies will need to take to put “reasonable procedures” in place to prevent fraud.