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RPC
TOWER BRIDGE HOUSE
ST KATHARINE'S WAY
LONDON
E1W 1AA
England
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Work Department

Civil Fraud; Commercial and Financial Disputes

Position

Partner Dan Wyatt is an experienced commercial litigator with particular expertise in complex, high value and international civil and cyber fraud, digital assets, financial services, and shareholder/partnership disputes.

Dan advises on proceedings in the English High Court, the Court of Appeal, and the Supreme Court, as well as on arbitration proceedings.

Career

Work highlights

Dickinson & Ors v Utmost International Isle of Man Limited

WWRT Limited v Kostyantin Zhevago

Deposit Guarantee Fund of Ukraine & Anr v Kostyantin Zhevago & Ors

Filatona & Deripaska -v- Navigator, Chernukhin, & Navio

Memberships

Chair – Crypto Fraud and Asset Recovery Network

Committee member – London Solicitors Litigation Association

Lawyer Rankings

London > Crime, fraud and licensing > Fraud: civil

(Next Generation Partners)

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RPC‘s ‘standout fraud litigators’ are routinely sought out to handle multiple, large-scale cases. In addition to representing corporations, financial institutions and states, the 44-lawyer-strong practice is engaged by HNW individuals for substantial fraud claims in the English courts, and at global levels, the team acts in heavyweight corporate investigations and fraud-related disputes all over the world. Tom Hibbert‘s recent experience includes a multi-jurisdictional conspiracy claim; Jonathan Cary has significant experience in disputes containing fraud aspects; Alan Williams‘ wide-ranging caseload encompasses asset recovery and fraud cases; Jake Hardy has extensive experience in civil fraud actions involving financial markets participants and products; and international civil fraud disputes specialist Dan Wyatt has ‘carved out a market-leading presence in crypto fraud’. Other active practitioners are Chris Whitehouse, who acts in cryptoasset disputes; Tim Potts, whose experience includes disputes concerning widely publicised frauds; Adam Forster, whose civil fraud expertise covers asset tracing, freezing and recovery work; and Jodie Egan, a specialist in civil fraud matters featuring cross-border issues. In June 2024, the team received further reinforcement, welcoming Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP’s former civil fraud head Neville Byford.