
Events
LIIARC: Should You Even Bother? Making the Case for Bringing a Case
Tuesday 24 November 2026 | 6pm - 7.30pm followed by drinks
Wilberforce Chambers, 77 Chancery Lane
International / offshore, Civil fraud and asset recovery, Insolvency
Friday 5 June 2026
9am - 10.30am
Wilberforce Chambers, 77 Chancery Lane
Free to attend
LIDW 2026
Wilberforce Chambers is delighted to be involved in London International Disputes Week (LIDW) 2026, a multi-day conference comprising events looking at key issues and trends across the international commercial disputes community.
Rachael Earle will be speaking with Paul Johnson (Peters & Peters), Fabio Trevisan (Brucher Thieltgen & Partners), Yiannis G. Bazinas (Bazinas Law Firm), José Carles (Carles Legal) and Dr Hannah Blecha (Schwärzler Rechtsanwälte).
The panel will examine how different legal systems respond to fraud, asset dissipation, and insolvency-linked misconduct in an increasingly interconnected global environment. The session brings together practitioners from key jurisdictions to compare the effectiveness of legal remedies, interim relief, investigative powers and insolvency tools used to trace, freeze, and recover assets across borders in complex cross-border disputes.
The discussion will focus on practical and experience-driven insights into how courts and practitioners approach multi-jurisdictional disputes, including the procedural nuances, enforcement challenges, and strategic considerations that arise when coordinating parallel actions internationally. Focus will be given to the interplay between fraud litigation, insolvency office-holder powers, and cross-border recognition regimes.
Attendees will gain a practical roadmap for designing and executing globally co-ordinated asset recovery strategies, including when and how to deploy the tools available in England and other leading jurisdictions.
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Events
Tuesday 24 November 2026 | 6pm - 7.30pm followed by drinks
Wilberforce Chambers, 77 Chancery Lane

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