Emma is a Partner in our Disputes and Investigations team who specialises in complex, cross-border litigation, often involving serious allegations of civil fraud.
Emma advises a wide-range of clients including corporate entities, financial institutions, high net worth individuals and insolvency practitioners, as well as C-suite executives requiring independent legal advice. Emma also has significant investigations experience in relation to both internal and regulatory investigations, including those involving the Serious Fraud Office.
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Associate to watch: "Emma Allen is a senior associate who earns praise for her expertise in complex litigation and civil fraud. She frequently advises clients, including companies, insolvency practitioners and individuals, on cross-border fraud proceedings and investigations."
Emma Allen is a senior associate who earns praise for her expertise in complex litigation and civil fraud. She frequently advises clients, including companies, insolvency practitioners and individuals, on cross-border fraud proceedings and investigations. "Emma is great on the technical side and has great client management skills." "She is a good communicator, she is all over the case, and she has great ideas."
Advising the administrators in respect of a £100 million+ claim involving s.423 IA, dishonest assistance and breach of fiduciary duties.
For ten years, Emma advised the JOLs in relation to cross-border and High Court litigation including claims involving a c.$3 billion unsecured syndicated facility agreement, insolvency set-off, contentious trusts, prime brokerage arrangements and subrogation.
Acting for a crypto client in relation to a US$50 million investment dispute.
Acting for a crypto lending platform in respect of a crypto lending dispute.
Advising the administrators in respect of a multi-million GBP alleged fraud and insolvency claims
Acting for a crypto lending platform in respect of a crypto lending dispute
by multiple authors
Failure to prevent fraud offence to come into force in September 2025
by Emma Allen
UK introduces mandatory reimbursement rules to combat APP fraud
by Emma Allen and Andrew Spencer
by multiple authors
by Jason Rawkins and Simon Jupp
by Giles Crown
by Wiebke Reuter, LL.M. (London) and Rita Fromm, Maître en droit
by Nyarayek Moboic and Stan Nijenhuis
by multiple authors