Data Breach & Cyber Litigation
We regularly advise on high-value, reputationally sensitive data protection claims, including those arising from hacking, DDoS attacks, and the unlawful processing of personal information. In an environment where breaches can unfold in seconds yet pose lasting commercial and legal risks, we help clients navigate the patchwork of data security and privacy obligations. Our work spans both claimant and defendant roles, giving us the perspective to anticipate the opposing side’s tactics and craft effective strategies.
Data Subject Access Requests
We also collaborate with clients in responding to Data Subject Access Requests, balancing the need for responsiveness and transparency with legitimate confidentiality concerns. Our team’s thorough, practical approach ensures that clients maintain compliance with evolving data protection regimes while defending against opportunistic or unfounded claims.
Advising on cyber crime and cryptoasset fraud
Beyond traditional data protection issues, Seladore advises on cyber crime and cyber fraud matters, with a particular focus on the fast-changing realm of crypto assets. We have acted in cases involving cryptocurrency fraud, digital currency theft, and the misuse of cryptoassets, frequently in cross-border contexts.
Freezing orders and enforcement against cryptoassets
Our lawyers are adept at obtaining and defending freezing orders against crypto assets, leveraging the courts’ recognition that digital currencies can be treated as property. We partner with forensic experts and investigators, helping clients identify perpetrators, trace the movement of funds, and coordinate enforcement actions in multiple jurisdictions.
News & Insights
Seladore confirms Singapore office launch following licence approval
Seladore Legal has confirmed the official opening of its Singapore office, effective Monday 1 September, with partner Liang-Ying Tan leading the practice.
Case Note: RFC Seraing v FIFA
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Failure to prevent fraud: countdown to commencement
On 1 September 2025, the failure to prevent fraud offence under the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 comes into force for UK and overseas…