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Judgments for Cyber-Fraud - What Can You Get and How - Webinar

Length
0.5 hours
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Available On-Demand See details
Course delivery
Self-Paced Online
Length
0.5 hours
Next course start
Available On-Demand See details
Course delivery
Self-Paced Online

Course description

This handy 30 minute guide, aimed at commercial litigators dealing with asset recovery and fraud litigation, will explore how to obtain a judgment against recalcitrant cyber-fraudsters which can be enforced worldwide.


Join barrister Matthew McGhee as he discusses how you obtain a judgment against non-attending defendants which will be enforceable internationally, the causes of action available and how the Courts have developed the legal principles to cover cases of cyber-fraud, and, other than recovering the sums stolen, what other losses the victim can claim from the fraudster(s) and their associates.

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Available On-Demand

  • Self-Paced Online
  • Online
  • English

Outcome / Qualification etc.

Following all MBL courses, a certificate of attendance will be provided for those who are required to evidence their CPD activity to a professional body.

Training Course Content

Introduction

In recent years, cyber-fraud claims have been increasing exponentially with much of the losses never recovered.

However, recent developments have shown that the Commercial Court is prepared to develop its jurisdiction to give the victims of cyber-fraud the tools needed to trace, identify, seize and recover the proceeds of frauds perpetrated against them.

Drawing on the experience of CMOC v Persons Unknown [2018], this webinar will explore how to obtain a judgment against recalcitrant cyber-fraudsters which can be enforced worldwide.

The webinar is aimed at commercial litigators dealing with asset recovery and fraud litigation.

What You Will Learn

This short webinar will cover the following:

  • How do you obtain a judgment against non-attending defendants which will be enforceable internationally?
  • What causes of action are available and how have the Courts developed the legal principles to cover cases of cyber-fraud?
  • Other than recovering the sums stolen, what other losses can the victim claim from the fraudster(s) and their associates?

Expenses

From £99
MBL Seminars Limited
C/o Law Business Research
Holborn Gate, 330 High Holborn
WC1V 7QT London

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