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PCB Byrne Offices

PCB Byrne LLP
Forum St Pauls
33 Gutter Lane
EC2V 8AS
England
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Elizabeth Seborg

Work Department
Commercial litigation, civil fraud.
Position
Elizabeth Seborg is a partner in the commercial litigation department at Byrne and Partners, focusing on high-value and multi-jurisdictional disputes. She acts for both claimants and defendants in commercial litigation and civil fraud matters, with particular expertise in cases that span both civil and criminal proceedings. She advises on interim relief, asset tracing, freezing orders and contempt of court proceedings. Elizabeth also represents clients in civil asset forfeiture proceedings and regulatory investigations.
Career
Trained Dechert LLP; qualified 2002; assistant solicitor Dechert LLP 2002-03; assistant solicitor Byrne and Partners LLP 2003-2010, partner 2010 to date.
Memberships
American Women Lawyers in London; Fraud Women’s Network; Fraud Lawyers Association; POCLA and a member of VOCAL – Victim of Crime Association of Lawyers.
Education
University of California, Berkeley (1995 BA High Honors); College of Law (1999 CPE distinction; 2000 Legal Practice Course distinction).
Leisure
Cycling.
Lawyer Rankings
London > Crime, fraud and licensing > Fraud: civil
(Next Generation Partners)The ‘excellent specialist fraud practice’ at ’premier boutique litigation firm’ PCB Byrne is widely lauded for its expertise in complex, high-value disputes, which frequently involve multiple jurisdictions. The practice also houses experts in ancillary issues that arise in civil fraud cases, such as civil asset forfeiture and extradition matters, and it is further able to leverage the firm’s strong credentials in white-collar crime and regulatory disputes. Recent mandates additionally feature assistance to international companies and institutions with the impact of sanctions on asset recovery. Anthony Riem is a renowned fraud investigation and asset recovery specialist. The team also showcases Trevor Mascarenhas, whose track record includes obtaining some of the leading fraud litigation judgments; Elizabeth Seborg, an expert in asset recovery and interim injunctions; Ben Davies, who has notable experience in freezing and search orders; highly rated multi-jurisdictional litigator Nick Ractliff; and Neil Micklethwaite, who is ‘recommended for big cases’. Other key practitioners are Charlotte Bhania, Tom McKernan, Catherine Eason and Olga Bischof, along with Caitlin Ferguson and David Johnson.
London > Dispute resolution > Commercial litigation: mid-market
PCB Byrne ‘successfully undertakes a vast range of high-value commercial work across a variety of sectors’. While best known for its expertise in fraud and asset recovery, the practice continues to increase its market share of heavyweight commercial and corporate disputes, including substantial joint venture and contractual claims. Fraud investigation and asset recovery specialist Anthony Riem and commercial disputes expert Trevor Mascarenhas both have ‘the ability to navigate complex dispute resolution processes’. Elizabeth Seborg, Ben Davies and Tom McKernan are experienced civil fraud lawyers. The team also comprises Nick Ractliff, whose caseload encompasses civil fraud, asset recovery, insolvency, enforcing awards and foreign judgments, and banking, shareholder and director disputes; ‘market legend‘ Neil Micklethwaite; and Middle-East disputes practitioner Charlotte Bhania. Olga Bischoff is experienced in litigating in offshore jurisdictions and Catherine Eason acts in large-scale fraud cases and asset recovery matters. Andrew McLeod and Frances Jenkins are also experienced commercial litigators.
Lawyer Rankings
- Commercial litigation: mid-market London > Dispute resolution
- Fraud: civil London > Crime, fraud and licensing
- Next Generation Partners London > Crime, fraud and licensing > Fraud: civil
Top Tier Firm Rankings
- Dispute resolution > Commercial litigation: mid-market
- Crime, fraud and licensing > Fraud: civil
- Crime, fraud and licensing > Fraud: white-collar crime (advice to individuals)
- Crime, fraud and licensing > Fraud: white-collar crime (advice to individuals)
- Crime, fraud and licensing > Fraud: white-collar crime (advice to individuals)
- Crime, fraud and licensing > Fraud: white-collar crime (advice to individuals)