Partner Nicola McKinney discusses digital asset recovery and the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Bill in Law360
Partner Nicola McKinney examines a recent Civil Recovery Order and explores how the recovery of digital assets will be impacted by upcoming legislation.
Partner Nicola McKinney analyses the G20’s crypto recommendations in Compliance Monitor
Partner Nicola McKinney explores recent recommendations from the G20's Financial Stability Board regarding the regulation of crypto assets, and discusses the role of such reports in forming an integrated and cross-border regulatory approach.
Partner Nicola McKinney comments on crypto regulation and the Financial Services and Markets Act in CDR Magazine
Partner Nicola McKinney explores how provisions to the Financial Services and Markets Act 2023 impact the regulation of crypto assets, in CDR Magazine.
Partner Nicola McKinney explores crypto asset recovery in Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence
In light of a recent High Court Civil Recovery Order, which enabled the seizure of £750,000 in cryptocurrency, Partner Nicola McKinney explores what this means for victims of crypto fraud.
Partner Nicola McKinney analyses the differing approaches towards UK crypto regulation in The Banker and Law360
Partner Nicola McKinney explores the worrying inconsistencies in approaches towards UK crypto regulation, and argues for the need for increased collaboration among authorities and regulators.
Partner Nicola McKinney discusses full and frank disclosure in digital assets disputes
Partner Nicola McKinney and Barrister Helen Pugh (Outer Temple Chambers) analyse the need for compliance with full and frank disclosure in the evolving sector of crypto and digital asset disputes.
Quillon Law succeeds in setting aside a $60 million default judgment against Rossiya Airlines and securing indemnity costs for Aeroflot
Partner Mark Hastings led a team including Abigail Healey and Charles Anderson representing JSC Rossiya Airlines (“RA”) and PJSC Aeroflot – Russian Airlines (“Aeroflot”) in relation to the setting aside of default judgments entered against them.
