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Fraud Intelligence

Fraudulent trading claims expanded beyond directors
A UK Supreme Court judgment has opened the door to recoveries against a wider group of potential defendants in insolvency scenarios. Tim Carter and Lucy Trott of Stevens & Bolton explain the decision and its utility for counter-fraud purposes.
Online Published Date:  09 July 2025
Appeared in issue:   - 10 July 2025
Trial by judge alone is better for serious and complex fraud - Leveson
Lord Leveson is in favour of a judge sitting alone to try "serious and complex" fraud cases. It would bring time-savings, he says, as the judge would handle all steps of the process, making decisions on admissibility, managing the trial and submissions, and benefit from full access to the evidence ahead of the trial.
Online Published Date:  10 July 2025
Appeared in issue:   - 10 July 2025

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