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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.
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Testimonials

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  • ‘Fabulous strength across the board - extremely well resourced and every member of the team is extraordinarily dedicated.’

  • ‘The team handles fraud and asset recovery disputes with considerable skill. Clients are particularly impressed by the service provided and are very happy to endorse them.’

Key clients

  • Loreley Financing (Jersey) No 30
  • Siam Commercial Bank Public Company

Work highlights

Acted for Loreley 30 in relation to the credit quality of a Credit Suisse collateralised debt obligation, which was said to be tainted by residential mortgage-backed securities-related misconduct.
Successfully defended one of Thailand's largest banks in a fraud and conspiracy claim (with a pleaded value of $2-3bn).