This article is co-authored by Darragh Connell of Maitland Chambers who acted on behalf of Bitkub Online Co. Ltd (“Bitkub”) and...

The UK government has moved a step closer to clarifying the status of cryptocurrency through the introduction of the Property (Digital...

The popularity of cryptocurrencies shows no sign of wavering; however, the anonymous nature of many cryptocurrencies makes them...

As part of London International Disputes Week, we hosted a panel discussion in conjunction with Kroll and Maitland Chambers, which...

Alongside our co-hosts 3VB, Brick Court and Kroll, Howard Kennedy's Commercial Dispute Resolution team are proud to be hosting three...

Following a 6-week trial in the High Court, a judge has ruled that Dr Craig Wright is not the pseudonymous inventor of Bitcoin, nor the...

Spoiler alert! "If a party was not prepared to name itself, it cannot participate in proceedings"[1], but we hope you are nevertheless...

Earlier this month, Bloomberg News published the findings of their survey of 60 major crypto companies. The survey was conducted between...

Birss LJ's leading judgment in Tulip Trading Ltd v van der Laan and Ors [2023] EWCA Civ 83 has opened the door to establishing...

There is now a string of English case law that demonstrates the courts' willingness to assist victims of cryptoasset theft. The courts...

The Commercial Court in Osbourne v Persons Unknown and another [1] has held for the first time that NFTs can, at least in principle, be...

Cryptoassets are often the currency of choice for cyber criminals due to the anonymity, or pseudonymity, that they can offer the...