Flavia Kenyon

36 Commercial

International litigation, financial crime, fraud, bribery, financial sanctions, regulatory, cyber litigation, crypto-assets and blockchain.

Flavia Kenyon is a leading British barrister who practises from The 36 Group chambers in London. Flavia was educated at Oxford University and called to the Bar in 2005.

Flavia holds an impressive portfolio of national and international cases and advisory work. She has appeared in many high -profile criminal trials throughout her Bar career that spans over 17 years.

Flavia’s expertise combines years of high-end courtroom advocacy and legal representation with high technology – her practice extends equally to criminal and civil liability: fraud, cyber litigation, blockchain and digital assets litigation, DeFi, regulatory matters, privacy/data protection, deepfakes, online harms, and human rights.

Flavia’s cyber legal journey began in 2015 when she represented a coder and malware creator in the largest phishing and malware- as- a- service conspiracy trial so far in the UK. Since then she has gained specialist training and accreditation in blockchain technology and strategy from Oxford University and in crypto-assets from the London School of Economics.

Flavia combines extensive advocacy and legal experience with technical knowledge and understanding of her clients’ businesses and digital projects, and has become a much sought after and trusted advisor to SMEs, digital assets investors, founders, brands, Web3 entrepreneurs, governmental, and non-governmental institutions, embassies, private and public companies, and recently, to DAOs (decentralised autonomous organisations).

Flavia is a well-known media commentator, and writer on cyber law and the disruptive technologies, and has written numerous articles published in leading national and international press, such as The Guardian, Bloomberg, Compliance Week, Verdict, and legal and academic journals.