Angelika Hellweger discusses the latest instance of a lawyer being caught out by fake cases, generated by large language models. Consequences for this type of misuse are likely to become more severe.
Syedur Rahman explains the background to the case and the issues at the heart of it.
Gary Orritt explains the latest Quincecare case, and how it might affect obligations on banks in future corporate fraud cases.
The Court of Appeal recently considered whether an injunction respondent can be guilty of contempt of court for acting contrary to the spirit and purpose of the injunction. It was a nuanced point, sin...
Gary Orritt explains the difficult choice between allowing a claimant to benefit from illicit evidence, and letting a defendant accused of fraud to escape an apparently strong case against him.
Syed Rahman and Ulrich Schmidt detail the action taken so far by the UK’s Serious Fraud Office in its first notable crypto case.
Syed Rahman outlines the problems highlighted by the Financial Crime Authority.
Nicola Sharp explains why this case in fraudulent misrepresentation was successful, awarding a British businessman £4.6 million in damages.