Craig Kennedy

Craig is a counsel in our White Collar and Government Investigations team. He is an award-winning Accredited Counter Fraud Specialist with a particular interest in cyber crime, asset tracing and civil recoveries. He is an experienced civil litigator and has a wealth of experience in advising domestic and international clients on high-value, complex, cross-border white collar crime matters in addition to a wide range of commercial disputes. Craig regularly advises clients on the proactive steps that can and should be taken by businesses to mitigate the ever-increasing threat posed by cyber crime. He also has experience of advising clients in the immediate aftermath of a cyber attack, on the steps that should be taken to respond to the attack and on managing the litigation/regulatory risks presented by it. Craig is a member of the Cybercrime Practitioners Association and regularly presents on cyber and white collar crime matters throughout the UK. · Dentons

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Craig Kennedy is a counsel in the White Collar and Government Investigations team at Dentons, specializing in cross-border white collar crime, commercial disputes, and cyber crime. He is an Accredited Counter Fraud Specialist with experience in asset tracing and civil recoveries.

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White Collar CrimeGovernment InvestigationsCyber CrimeAsset TracingCivil LitigationCommercial DisputesFraud

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Scotland

Dentons · Craig is a counsel in our White Collar and Government Investigations team. He is an award-winning Accredited Counter Fraud Specialist with a particular interest in cyber crime, asset tracing and civil recoveries. He is an experienced civil litigator and has a wealth of experience in advising domestic and international clients on high-value, complex, cross-border white collar crime matters in addition to a wide range of commercial disputes. Craig regularly advises clients on the proactive steps that can and should be taken by businesses to mitigate the ever-increasing threat posed by cyber crime. He also has experience of advising clients in the immediate aftermath of a cyber attack, on the steps that should be taken to respond to the attack and on managing the litigation/regulatory risks presented by it. Craig is a member of the Cybercrime Practitioners Association and regularly presents on cyber and white collar crime matters throughout the UK.

Scotland

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Cyber CrimeAsset TracingCivil RecoveriesFraud

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Solicitor - Law Society of Scotland