Funds can be anywhere. Our experienced team helps you find and collect - from asset-tracing and freezing injunctions to judgment enforcement and recovery. Ranked Band 1 for Asset Tracing, we have won and enforced judgments resulting from some of the highest-profile and most well-known cases.
The whole team is super smart. They are all really easy to work with and then know our business inside out. They come to us proactively with issues and are incredibly responsive.
Chambers & Partners, UK Guide, 2025
An intellectually brilliant and commercially astute public law team. One of the very best in the city.
Chambers & Partners UK 2025
Hogan Lovells has a high capability in solving complex issues that involve both legal and technical perspectives.
Chambers & Partners, Germany, 2025
The lawyers are just experts. They are there when you need them and happy to entertain all my questions. They understand the wider context and the politics and sensitivities of it.
Chambers & Partners, UK 2025
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Judicial Review
Challenge unlawful government decisions and protect your rights with our market-leading judicial review team.
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Advising BTA Bank on the largest piece of fraud-related litigation (US$6 billion) to have been before the English court in recent years.
Representing the largest bank in Ukraine now in state ownership against its former shareholders, including obtaining a US$2.6 billion freezing order against all the defendants.
Representing Kazakhstan Kagazy Group in a multijurisdictional enforcement action to satisfy a US$300+ million judgment debt and trace assets in Switzerland, Cyprus, and Italy.
Advising a global bank in an investigation and a series of litigation, arbitration, insolvency, and enforcement proceedings in Singapore, Hong Kong, China, and the UK.
Won a major victory for a FCA-regulated asset management company in relation to the mismanagement of an investment portfolio containing Libyan sovereign wealth assets worth almost US$1 billion.