International Dispute Resolution team authors Mondaq UK Asset Recovery Comparative Guide - Thought Leadership Award Winner 2024
Written By
Partner
UK
I am a partner and co-head of our International Dispute Resolution Group, as well as the London team. I specialise in complex disputes, often of a cross border nature, and have particular expertise in the aviation & defence sector, commercial life science, and in matters involving fraud.
Partner
UK
I am a partner in Bird & Bird's London-based international Privacy & Data Protection practice. My background with the UK Information Commissioner's Office combined with experience as a regulatory law specialist in private practice gives me unrivalled insight into contentious data protection work and enforcement action.
Senior Associate
UK
I am a senior associate in our Dispute Resolution team in London, advising our clients on contentious matters, with a special focus on complex fraud and investigations work (often with a cross-border element) across a number of key sectors including life sciences and energy & utilities.
This comprehensive guide, published by Mondaq, offers essential insights into asset recovery mechanisms across various legal proceedings in the UK, providing a strategic advantage for optimising asset recovery efforts and navigating complex scenarios. The guide is authored by Partner and Co-Head of the International Dispute Resolution Group Sophie Eyre, Dispute Resolution Senior Associate Simona Peter, and International Privacy & Data Protection Partner James Moss.
The UK guide here covers the following areas:
- Civil proceedings
- Investigations
- Criminal proceedings
- Trends and predictions
- Tips and traps
The Bird & Bird authors were also recognised as Mondaq Thought Leadership Winners at the 2024 Mondaq Thought Leadership Awards for this guide.
You can compare this guide in other jurisdictions using the comparison tool here.
Latest insights
More Insights
It takes all kinds – the Federal Court issues a decision on Moccona and Vittoria’s trade mark dispute over the use of coffee jars, dismissing the infringement claim and cross-claim for cancellation
Nov 14 2024
Beware: French Court of Cassation rules that clauses limiting or exonerating liability, agreed between the contracting parties, may also be enforced against third parties
Oct 30 2024