While the Champions League ties both ended in draws, there was only one winner of the CFAAR Barrister Bash 2.0: congratulations to Chloë Bell whose lucid arguments on the importance of Payward Inc and Others v Chechetkin saw her take the prize.
The runners up were no less informative or entertaining in their efforts to persuade the audience that each their cases represented the most significant recent development in crypto case law. CFAAR's thanks go to Celso De Azevedo (Tippawan Boonyaem v Persons Unknown), Helen Pugh (Aaron Loh Cheng Lee and Another v. Hodlnaut Pte Ltd), Nik Yeo (Piroozzadeh v Persons Unknown), and Sam Goodman (LMN v Bitflyer Holdings Inc) for their willingness to bash – and be bashed.
This Wednesday evening CFAAR was very pleased to host, joint with Monckton Chambers, the official book launch of Financial Services Law and Distributed Ledger Technology.
On 25 January 2024 Brown Rudnick and CFAAR hosted: The Keys to Lost Fortunes - Unlocking the Art of Crypto Recovery.
The Crypto Fraud And Asset Recovery Middle East Network (CFAAR) held its first formal event in Dubai discussing Digital Assets and Trends for 2024.