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Long Covid - pandemic-era deals giving rise to fraud claims

English courts have seen an uptick in fraud claims since 2020, while subsequent reforms and caselaw have exacerbated these risks. James Evison and Miranda Joseph of Stevens & Bolton explain legal pitfalls and suggested steps for boards as well as shareholders.

James Evison (+44 (0)1483 406993, james.evison@stevens-bolton.com) is a partner at Stevens & Bolton, where he handles a wide range of commercial disputes - including both High Court litigation and arbitration. Miranda Joseph is a senior knowledge lawyer with the firm.

English courts have seen an uptick in fraud claims since 2020, while subsequent reforms and caselaw have exacerbated these risks. James Evison and Miranda Joseph of Stevens & Bolton explain legal pitfalls and suggested steps for boards as well as shareholders.

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Fraud Intelligence

Long Covid - pandemic-era deals giving rise to fraud claims

English courts have seen an uptick in fraud claims since 2020, while subsequent reforms and caselaw have exacerbated ­these risks. James Evison and Miranda Joseph of Stevens & Bolton explain legal pitfalls and suggested steps for boards as well as shareholders.

James Evison (+44 (0)1483 406993, james.evison@stevens-bolton.com) is a partner at Stevens & Bolton, where he handles a wide range of commercial disputes - including both High Court litigation and arbitration. Miranda Joseph is a senior knowledge lawyer with the firm.

English courts have seen an uptick in fraud claims since 2020, while subsequent reforms and caselaw have exacerbated these risks. James Evison and Miranda Joseph of Stevens & Bolton explain legal pitfalls and suggested steps for boards as well as shareholders.