
Join Jonathan Upton, Stephanie Balsys, Georgie Wilson and Jessica Miller for their upcoming webinar, “Hidden Wealth: Tracing & Investigating Assets Across Borders in HNW Divorce,” taking place on 9 July 2025 from 12:00 to 1:00 PM.
This expert-led session from Serle Court, Mishcon de Reya LLP, and Strela Advisory will explore effective strategies for tracing and investigating assets internationally.
Our speakers will share insights on navigating cross-border asset searches, using forensic accounting techniques, and leveraging digital tools to uncover hidden wealth. Real-world case studies and practical advice will highlight the complexities of international investigations, offering valuable tips on how to overcome legal, financial, and logistical barriers.
Jonathan Upton KC is recognised for his work in high-value commercial disputes, real estate litigation and asset recovery. His expertise across these interconnected fields makes him “the perfect package for complex and hard-fought” litigation.
His work is both domestic and international, with many cases involving fraud and trusts. Jonathan is regularly instructed in complex, high-value and urgent applications, including freezing injunctions, proprietary injunctions and asset disclosure orders. Commentators note that “he has an unwavering ability to get to the commercial crux of a matter extremely quickly” and that “Jonathan is both technically brilliant and a creative advocate.”
Recent instructions include acting in a substantial Commercial Court group action involving over 200 claimants and allegations of fraud, conspiracy and non est factum; advising on the recovery of debts in the context of the Russian sanctions and OFSI licensing regime; and challenging a Letter of Request issued by the Supreme Court of New York to the Royal Court of Jersey in connection with the Williams F1 Racing Team v Schwarz litigation in the US.
Jonathan is noted for being “incredibly approachable and helpful. You can just pick up the phone and talk to him” and “an absolute pleasure to work with.”
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