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High Court permits enforcement of foreign judgment in crypto recovery case
Topic: Banking and Financial Markets Litigation 22.07.2024 Read more
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Crypto damages quantification: valuation at the date of breach or date of judgment?
Topic: Commercial Disputes 10.07.2024 Read more![](/-/media/rpc/redesign-images/thinking-tiles/small/disputes-2---thinking-tile-small.jpg)
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Summary judgment against persons unknown – a tale of two crypto judgments
Topic: Commercial Disputes 09.05.2024 Read more
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Supreme Court confirms no knowing receipt claim where equitable interest is destroyed: Byers v Saudi National Bank
Topic: Commercial Disputes 17.04.2024 Read more![](/-/media/rpc/redesign-images/thinking-tiles/small/disputes-2---thinking-tile-small.jpg)
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Merchants Beat Venice: Court of Appeal finds that local authority of Venice did have capacity to enter into Interest Rate Swaps
Topic: Banking and Financial Markets Litigation 19.03.2024 Read more![](/-/media/rpc/redesign-images/thinking-tiles/small/disputes-2---thinking-tile-small.jpg)
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Coming to a bank near you? How "investment AI" could transform financial mis-selling claims
Topic: Commercial Disputes 09.11.2023 Read more![](/-/media/rpc/images/perspectives/wide/dispute_resolution_715x370.jpg)
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Fraud not "some kind of open sesame" in Privy Council appeal to set aside judgment
Topic: Commercial Disputes 05.09.2023 Read more
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Caught out by APP fraud? Here's the 101 of what can be done
Topic: Commercial DisputesDan Wyatt, partner at RPC, takes a look at the best strategy for APP fraud victims and their recovery options.
11.08.2023 Read more
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Binance successfully challenges interim proprietary injunction over deposited cryptoassets
Topic: Commercial Disputes 24.05.2023 Read more
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High Court favours English jurisdiction in bribery claim brought by Kuwaiti pension fund
Topic: Commercial DisputesThe High Court recently rejected an application, brought by two defendants to an alleged bribery claim advanced by a Kuwaiti pension fund, that the claim should be heard before the Swiss courts, holding that England was the proper jurisdiction both in order to avoid the risk of fragmentation of proceedings, and in view of the close connection of the claim to England.
28.02.2023 Read moreStay connected and subscribe to our latest insights and views
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