Civil Fraud

Another exceptional year in the Chambers UK Bar 2026 Guide

Serle Court has once again achieved outstanding recognition in the Chambers UK Bar 2026 guide.

The rise of fake disputes – what should legal practitioners look out for?

Our panel will explore the evolving and complex world of fake disputes and what legal […]

FIRE Starters Global Summit

Max Marenbon will be speaking at FIRE Starters Global Summit: Dublin, 26th – 28th February 2025. […]

A Standout Year in the Chambers UK Bar 2025 Guide

Serle Court has achieved another outstanding set of results in the Chambers UK Bar 2025 guide, with rankings in 25 practice areas and 164 individual recommendations.

A stellar year for Serle Court in The Legal 500 UK Bar 2025 guide

We are thrilled to announce another outstanding year of rankings.

Wilson Leung writes for ThoughtLeaders4 FIRE Magazine Issue 18: ‘Insolvency proceedings vs parties’ agreement on forum’

In the latest issue of ThoughtLeaders4 FIRE Magazine, Wilson Leung examines the Privy Council’s judgment in Sian Participation […]

Serle Court welcomes leading commercial chancery barrister Lara Kuehl

Serle Court is delighted to welcome Lara Kuehl to Chambers. Lara was called to the […]

Who’s Who Legal publishes its rankings for Asset Recovery – England for 2024

Who's Who Legal has just published its rankings for Asset Recovery – England for 2024. […]

Leading commercial and civil fraud barrister Marc Delehanty joins Serle Court

Serle Court is pleased to announce that leading commercial and civil fraud barrister Marc Delehanty has joined […]

İşbilen v Selman Turk & Ors [2024] EWHC 505 (Ch)

Dan McCourt Fritz KC and Andrew Gurr successfully represented the applicant in a High Court committal application arising from breaches of an asset tracing order.

Dan McCourt Fritz KC and Andrew Gurr act in successful committal application

Dan McCourt Fritz KC and Andrew Gurr successfully acted for the applicant in a committal application, securing a 12-month sentence for serious breaches of an asset tracing order in the long-running fraud case İşbilen v Turk.