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Syedur Rahman
26 May 2026
On 22 May 2026, the Dutch Fiscal Intelligence and Investigation Service (FIOD) seized 800 servers from a web hosting provider. The action marks a significant step in enforcing sanctions on those opera...
Syedur Rahman
20 May 2026
Before April 2025, grid connections in the UK were allocated on a straightforward “first come, first served” basis. That approach worked reasonably well when the volume of applications was manageable....
Gary Orritt
28 April 2026
Although freezing orders are regularly granted by the English courts, an example often comes along which illustrates that they are not always straightforward or appropriate.
Syedur Rahman
27 April 2026
With the Serious Fraud Office having published its 2026-27 business plan, Syed Rahman of Rahman Ravelli looks at the goals the agency has set itself.
Syedur Rahman
22 April 2026
Data centres are relatively new technology to the UK, and the laws and regulations that relate to their planning, construction, and operation are evolving.
Syedur Rahman
22 April 2026
Recently, several anti-suit injunctions have been granted by the courts of England and Wales to restrain proceedings brought in Russia in breach of an arbitration agreement.
Ruxandra Murariu-Boatca
20 April 2026
Any person, business or organisation investigated by the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) needs to know about the agency’s work, its powers, how it functions — and how best to respond to an investigation. T...
Syedur Rahman
16 April 2026
Arbitration is a private, contractual substitute for litigation in which a tribunal (typically one or three arbitrators) renders a binding decision (an award) after considering legal arguments, eviden...