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21 December 2023 | Podcasts | Article by Roman Kubiak TEP

Lawyers on the Block | A call for tougher laws on crypto


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In this episode of Lawyers on the Block, Roman Kubiak and Kieran Forsyth from our Private Wealth Disputes Team discuss the recent lecture by one of the leading judges in the area of crypto recovery who is calling for a more cohesive international approach to aid with litigation in this field.

 

His Honour Justice Pelling KC, the leading judge in the London Circuit Commercial Court, calls for primary legislation and international arbitration to assist with crypto-asset recovery.

They discuss what the courts in England and Wales are currently doing to address the obstacles faced by victims of fraud when trying to enforce court orders against foreign individuals or entities and the relevant aspects which may further advance asset recovery in the international sphere, concentrating particularly on the element of an international type of arbitration which could be designed specifically for such cases.

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Roman Kubiak TEP

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Roman Kubiak is a Partner and Head of the market leading Private Wealth Disputes team.

He advises across the whole spectrum of private wealth disputes, with a particular focus on high value, complex and cross-border disputes including: trust disputes, breach of trust claims and applications to remove trustees; will disputes, particularly those with an international element; claims under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975; and claims for equitable relief under proprietary estoppel, constructive trusts and resulting trusts.

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