Quillon Law promotes James Clark to Partner
We are pleased to announce the promotion of specialist fraud and sanctions commercial litigator James Clark to Partner.
Partner Michael Barnett comments on authorised push payment fraud in Law360
Partner Michael Barnett comments on draft legislation to give banks longer to investigate suspected fraud before they process customer payments.
Quillon Law successfully represents Oleg Deripaska in resisting appeal brought by Vladimir Chernukhin
Quillon Law secures unanimous dismissal in Court of Appeal for Oleg Deripaska in the case of Navigator Equities Limited & Vladimir Chernukhin v Oleg Deripaska.
Partner Michael Barnett comments on banking fraud and Companies House in City A.M.
Partner Michael Barnett comments on concerns over a sophisticated fraud targeted at banks and financial institutions.
Partner Abigail Healey explores anti-suit injunctions in Law360
Following a recent case in which an anti-suit injunction was filed to prevent a defendant from pursuing claims in the Federal High Court of Nigeria, Partner Abigail Healey discusses the principles in granting anti-suit injunctions and exclusive jurisdiction clauses.
Partner Abigail Healey comments on ICO fines and data breaches in IT Pro
Following the news that the ICO has fined the Ministry of Defence £350,000, Partner Abigail Healey comments on how organisations can take steps to respond to and rectify data breaches.
Quillon Law ranked in Chambers & Partners UK 2024
Quillon Law has been ranked again in Chambers and Partners UK 2024 Guide for Banking Litigation and Civil Fraud.
Partner Nicola McKinney comments on the cum-ex trading scandal in City A.M.
In light of a Supreme Court ruling which saw the founder of hedge fund Solo Capital Partners lose a bid to prevent a £1.4bn trial over cum-ex tax trades, Partner Nicola McKinney comments on the wider implications of this case.
