Amir Sadeghi
Senior Partner
Fraud & Asset Recovery
Called 1994 · Silk 2011
Chairs the firm’s fraud group. Has acted in eleven of the twenty largest asset-tracing claims heard in the Commercial Court since 2015, usually where the money has already moved three times and the defendant has stopped answering letters. Sits on the civil committee of the Fraud Advisory Panel.
amir.sadeghi@lexford.co.uk
Background
Amir chairs the firm’s fraud group and has acted in eleven of the reported worldwide freezing order decisions of the last decade. He took silk in 2011 and appears as lead advocate in the Commercial Court and the Court of Appeal.
His practice is almost entirely urgent: without-notice applications, cross-examination on asset disclosure, and the enforcement work that follows. He is regularly instructed by other firms when a matter has to be run over a weekend.
He sits on the Chancery Bar Association’s fraud committee and lectures on the duty of full and frank disclosure, which he regards as the single most common reason good applications are discharged.
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Amir Sadeghi
Senior Partner
Fraud & Asset Recovery
Called 1994 · Silk 2011
Chairs the firm’s fraud group. Has acted in eleven of the twenty largest asset-tracing claims heard in the Commercial Court since 2015, usually where the money has already moved three times and the defendant has stopped answering letters. Sits on the civil committee of the Fraud Advisory Panel.
amir.sadeghi@lexford.co.uk
Background
Amir chairs the firm’s fraud group and has acted in eleven of the reported worldwide freezing order decisions of the last decade. He took silk in 2011 and appears as lead advocate in the Commercial Court and the Court of Appeal.
His practice is almost entirely urgent: without-notice applications, cross-examination on asset disclosure, and the enforcement work that follows. He is regularly instructed by other firms when a matter has to be run over a weekend.
He sits on the Chancery Bar Association’s fraud committee and lectures on the duty of full and frank disclosure, which he regards as the single most common reason good applications are discharged.
Instruct a partner directly
Put a matter to us
Put a matter to us
Put a matter to us
Amir Sadeghi
Senior Partner
Fraud & Asset Recovery
Called 1994 · Silk 2011
Chairs the firm’s fraud group. Has acted in eleven of the twenty largest asset-tracing claims heard in the Commercial Court since 2015, usually where the money has already moved three times and the defendant has stopped answering letters. Sits on the civil committee of the Fraud Advisory Panel.
amir.sadeghi@lexford.co.uk
Background
Amir chairs the firm’s fraud group and has acted in eleven of the reported worldwide freezing order decisions of the last decade. He took silk in 2011 and appears as lead advocate in the Commercial Court and the Court of Appeal.
His practice is almost entirely urgent: without-notice applications, cross-examination on asset disclosure, and the enforcement work that follows. He is regularly instructed by other firms when a matter has to be run over a weekend.
He sits on the Chancery Bar Association’s fraud committee and lectures on the duty of full and frank disclosure, which he regards as the single most common reason good applications are discharged.
Instruct a partner directly
Put a matter to us
Put a matter to us
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