Priyanka Kapoor, Partner in the White Collar Crime and Fraud practice at PCB Litigation, shares her thoughts on recovering sovereign wealth and assets from kleptocrats. Read the full article here.

PCB is pleased to announce that Steven Bird has been promoted to Senior Associate.

Burford Capital and PCB Litigation announce innovative portfolio financing and equity transaction. To read the full announcement, click here.

Natalie Todd and Anastasia Tropsha review a recent judgment of Andrew Lenon QC, which clarified the position in relation to company funding of unfair prejudice petitions and associated proceedings. This article was first published on LexisPSL on 17 June 2020. Read the full article, here.

Jon Felce discusses the banking sector’s implementation of Confirmation of Payee and potential claims that may arise as a result. Read the full story here.

Jon Felce’s analysis of a recent case concerning pre-action disclosure and Norwich Pharmacal relief was published by Lexis®PSL on 29 May 2020. To read the full article, click here.

Natalie Todd and Anastasia Tropsha review a recent judgment of Stuart-Smith J, which clarified the position in relation to the continuing obligation to disclose known and unknown adverse documents pursuant to CPR PD 51U. This article was first published on LexisPSL on 2 June 2020.

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PCB Associate Joshua Oxley analyses a recent case concerning the risk of dissipation on WFOs when something less than dishonesty is alleged. Click here to read the full article.

Steven Bird discusses the recent case of Elu v Floorweald Ltd [2020] EWHC 1222 (QB) (15 May 2020) that involved the intoxicating mix of allegedly fake repairmen invoices, a damp flat in Kent and a fraud claim that failed (but may not have needed to). Click here to read the full article.

David Harby and Harman Gill discuss the recent decision in Official Receiver v Skeene & Bowers, where the Insolvency and Companies Court provided guidance on whether or not affidavits and exhibits filed in previous legal proceedings are subject to an implied undertaking that they are not to be disclosed to third parties without the Court’s permission. Read the article, here.

Jon Felce’s analysis of a recent case concerning pre-action disclosure when there is an available ADR process was published by Lexis®PSL on 14 May 2020. To read the full article, click here.

PCB Senior Associate Catherine Eason considers a recent decision concerning an application for committal, and an attempt to use COVID-19 as a basis for an adjournment. To read the article, click here.