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Considering a foreign court’s competence when enforcing at common law
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Enforcement at common law by way of a new judgment is what claimants can resort to when no other option for enforcing foreign j…
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Removing false Companies House listing linking client to sanctioned politician
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We recently removed a false Companies House listing connecting a Ukrainian client to a sanctioned Russian politician.
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Beware of ‘change of banking details’ fraudulent schemes
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Companies need to be aware of ‘change of banking details’ fraud and how to implement the proper controls to prevent themselves …
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Effective interview techniques: how to get the information you need
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Want to interview like a professional investigator? We discuss the methods, means and mannerisms for getting the best results.
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A guide to how investigators can help legal teams
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When a client’s assets are lost or stolen, unravelling what transpired and retrieving crucial evidence can exceed a legal depar…
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It could be anyone – the psychology behind white-collar fraud
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Far from a victimless crime, white-collar fraud is incredibly costly. The Fraud Triangle framework explains the reasoning behin…
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Liaising with law enforcement agencies
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International or highly complex fraud investigations may require liaison between investigators and law enforcement. It is impor…
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From prevention to response: charities need a structured approach to fraud
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Instances of fraud in the charity sector are becoming more frequent and sophisticated. It is crucial that charities implement r…
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Fighting fraud using data analysis
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Modern day fraud investigations involve a truly vast amount of data. For investigators, trying to spot patterns and make links …
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Fraud as a service
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Scammers are exploiting the eat-in-boom to sell fraud as a service.
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