Turning the tables on hackers: Strategic tools for victims of hacking and fraud
5 Jun 14:00 - 15:30
This session explores how established civil causes of action and disclosure tools are being repurposed to investigate cyber enabled wrongdoing and recover digital assets internationally. It examines causes of action enabling early court intervention, including breach of confidence, data protection, economic torts and proprietary claims over assets and confidential data. We also look at the practicalities of identifying wrongdoers and tracing assets through disclosure mechanisms such as Norwich Pharmacal and Bankers Trust Orders, Model E disclosure and cross border tools including U.S. §1782 applications. Our presentation concludes with the practical realities of cyber disputes, emergency relief, parallel proceedings, enforcement challenges, and the ethical responsibilities of advisers operating in crisis situations.
Speakers
- Dominic Holden - Partner - Lawrence Stephens
- Hugo Leith - Barrister - Brick Court Chambers
Members Hosts
- Lawrence Stephens
- Brick Court Chambers
Event Contact Details
Name: Daryl Atkinson
Email: datkinson@lawstep.co.uk
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