Crypto cases are no longer a niche specialism. They are coming to every area of law. From divorce proceedings to insolvency, fraud litigation to criminal defence, digital assets are increasingly central to legal work in England and Wales. Our training programmes give legal professionals the knowledge and confidence to handle them — without needing to become a blockchain expert.
Digital assets are now routinely at the centre of financial remedy proceedings, fraud litigation, insolvency cases, and criminal matters. Courts are being asked to make orders about assets that many legal professionals have never encountered before.
A lack of working knowledge in this area can lead to missed disclosure, poorly drafted orders, and missed opportunities to pursue recovery. Our training addresses that directly, in a way that is practical, grounded in real casework, and immediately applicable.
Each programme is built around the specific needs and challenges of your practice area. We don't deliver generic crypto overviews — we build sessions relevant to the work your team actually does.
How blockchain evidence is produced, what it can and cannot prove, and how to challenge or rely on it in court. We cover CPR Part 35 standards and how to cross-examine on digital asset matters with confidence.
A practical guide to handling crypto fraud instructions from initial contact through to resolution — covering evidence preservation, disclosure, expert instruction, and realistic recovery routes.
How to identify, value, and recover cryptocurrency in insolvency proceedings — including tracing tools, exchange disclosure, and the evidential standards required for court.
Cryptocurrency is increasingly used to conceal assets in financial remedy proceedings. We cover identification, valuation, disclosure orders, and how to present crypto evidence clearly and persuasively to the court.
Our sessions are designed to be accessible and immediately useful. You do not need any prior knowledge of cryptocurrency or blockchain technology. We start from the basics and build to the level of detail that is relevant to your work.
What blockchain is, how it works, and why it matters to legal proceedings. We explain wallets, transactions, public and private keys, and the difference between centralised exchanges and decentralised platforms, all in plain English.
The most common fraud typologies, how criminals move and conceal assets, and what the forensic investigation process looks like. Understanding how fraudsters operate is essential for identifying what evidence to seek and how to argue your case.
How to understand and use a cryptocurrency investigation report in a legal context. We walk through a real report structure, explain the methodology, and discuss how findings are best presented to a court, judge, or opposing counsel.
The orders available in England and Wales for digital asset cases — including worldwide freezing orders, disclosure orders against exchanges, and Norwich Pharmacal orders. We discuss when each is appropriate and what evidence is needed to obtain them.
How cryptocurrency exchanges operate, what information they hold, and how to obtain disclosure from them. We cover the practical steps involved in exchange liaison and what to expect from the process once a court order is in place.
We use real-world examples and practical scenarios to bring the learning to life. Participants work through how they would approach a crypto disclosure request, how they would instruct a forensic expert, and how they would present findings at a hearing.
We understand that time is the most valuable resource in a busy legal practice. Our training is available in formats that can work around your team's schedule.
We come to your office and deliver a bespoke session for your team. Ideal for firms who want a tailored programme and the opportunity for open discussion. Sessions can range from a half day to a full day depending on depth required.
Live, interactive online sessions for teams who prefer remote delivery or who are spread across multiple locations. Webinars include time for questions and can be recorded for future reference where required.
Structured sessions designed to meet CPD requirements. We can deliver these at your premises or as part of a wider professional development event. All sessions are documented for CPD record-keeping purposes.
We will discuss your requirements and put together a programme that fits your firm's needs and schedule. All costs are agreed upfront.