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Louise Abbott

Louise is a disputes solicitor with a distinct specialism in domestic and international civil fraud, cryptocurrency, and asset recovery. The cases she advises on often involve tracing and recovering the proceeds of fraud on behalf of claimants. She has particular experience acting on cases where there are criminal, restraint, or regulatory proceedings running in parallel. Louise is also an expert in company shareholder disputes, corporate and financial litigation, fraudulent litigation, misrepresentation, bribery and corruption. She supports clients caught up in collective investment schemes, Ponzi and advance fee fraud schemes, employee frauds, insolvency litigation, breach of trust, and directors’ duties. Many of the cases Louise works on are multi-jurisdictional and can be high-profile or sensitive investigations. Louise’s clients are leading global businesses, professional bodies and international organisations, as well as ultra-high-net-worth individuals and entrepreneurial businesses. · Keystone Law

EnglandCivil Fraud, Asset Recovery

About

Disputes solicitor specialising in domestic and international civil fraud, cryptocurrency and asset recovery, with particular experience in tracing and recovering the proceeds of fraud and handling cases that run alongside criminal, restraint or regulatory proceedings. She also advises on shareholder disputes, corporate and financial litigation, insolvency-related claims, bribery and corruption, and represents clients including global businesses, professional bodies, international organisations and ultra-high-net-worth individuals.

Practice areas

Civil FraudAsset RecoveryCryptocurrencyDispute ResolutionCorporate & Financial LitigationShareholder DisputesInsolvency LitigationBribery & Corruption

Office

Expertise

Asset Tracing & RecoveryInvestment Fraud (Ponzi & Advance Fee Schemes)Multi-jurisdictional InvestigationsParallel Criminal/Regulatory ProceedingsActing for High-Net-Worth Individuals

Admissions

  • Solicitor, qualified 2003