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Considering a foreign court’s competence when enforcing at common law
Enforcement at common law by way of a new judgment is what claimants can resort to when no other option for enforcing foreign judgments in the UK is available. As o…
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Removing false Companies House listing linking client to sanctioned politician
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
Companies need to be aware of ‘change of banking details’ fraud and how to implement the proper controls to prevent themselves becoming duped.
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Effective interview techniques: how to get the information you need
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
When a client’s assets are lost or stolen, unravelling what transpired and retrieving crucial evidence can exceed a legal department’s usual skillset. This is where…
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It could be anyone – the psychology behind white-collar fraud
Far from a victimless crime, white-collar fraud is incredibly costly. The Fraud Triangle framework explains the reasoning behind a worker’s decision to commit workp…
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Liaising with law enforcement agencies
International or highly complex fraud investigations may require liaison between investigators and law enforcement. It is important for organisations to ensure thei…
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From prevention to response: charities need a structured approach to fraud
Instances of fraud in the charity sector are becoming more frequent and sophisticated. It is crucial that charities implement robust record keeping, financial contr…
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Fighting fraud using data analysis
Modern day fraud investigations involve a truly vast amount of data. For investigators, trying to spot patterns and make links can be like looking for a needle in a…
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Fraud as a service
Scammers are exploiting the eat-in-boom to sell fraud as a service.