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Mishcon de Reya

SUMMIT HOUSE, 12 RED LION SQUARE, LONDON, WC1R 4QD, ENGLAND
Tel:
Work 020 7440 7000
Fax:
Fax 020 7404 5982
DX:
37954 KINGSWAY
Web:
www.mishcon.com
Email:
New York, London

Kas Nouroozi

Tel:
Work +44 20 7440 7032
Email:
Mishcon de Reya

Work Department

Fraud.

Position

Kas is head of the dispute resolution department and sits on the firm’s management board. His work concerns disputes which often involve investigations and injunctions. This embraces a wide variety of projects. In fact almost 50% of Kas’s work concerns litigation conducted, or partly conducted, outside the UK – mostly in the US, Middle East and former Soviet Republics, not forgetting the tax havens into which Kas traces assets before capturing them. He also leads the firm’s fraud and insolvency team and chairs the committee for the firm’s international strategy and planning. All of this makes Kas the retained choice of global financial institutions, brand owners and high-net-worth individuals that are victims of dishonesty. Successful investigations that showcase his skills relate to multi-jurisdictional frauds and multimillion-dollar recoveries, counterfeiting gangs, and protection of IP and confidential data. Kas brought the first known set of proceedings against spammers in the UK.

Career

Trained Streather; qualified 1990; assistant Lawrence Graham 1990; assistant Mishcon de Reya 1994, partner 1996. Contributor to ‘Information, Risk and Securities’, the standard book on computer crime at work.

Languages

Farsi.

Member

Co-founder Fraud Network; BIBA (The British Iranian Business Association).

Education

BA Hons.

Practice Areas

Fraud; Litigation - commercial

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