DIFC Trusts and Interim Relief: Lessons from Abramenko v Chuprin

Serle Court is excited to partner with Trowers & Hamlins for “DIFC Trusts and Interim Relief: Lessons from Abramenko v Chuprin”, as part of Dubai Arbitration Week.

On Wednesday, 11 November, from 9:00 – 11:00 AM, Rupert Reed KC, Michael Walsh KC and Gregor Hogan join Matthew Showler (Trowers & Hamlins) to discuss Abramenko v Chuprin, the first case concerning a DIFC trust, which became a testing ground for the application of this emerging area of law and some of the most powerful tools available in modern cross-border disputes.

Drawing on the judgment and this case’s decisions on proprietary injunctions, information orders and confidentiality rings, this panel will explore how the Court identifies the requisite trust and equitable principles, and how litigants and tribunals can use interim relief to trace assets, secure evidence, and gain strategic advantage in complex international proceedings.

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