London International Disputes Week 2026: Into the Ether

‘Into the Ether – Chasing Crypto Across Borders’ – Join Outer Temple Chambers’ Henry Reid and others for an evening discussion at London International Disputes Week 2026.

As London International Disputes Week returns, this year with the theme “Tradition, trust and transformation in international dispute resolution”, delegates from around the world are getting ready to network, learn and discuss at one of the largest global gatherings of the international disputes community.

Outer Temple Chambers’ crypto specialist, Henry Reid, will be joining a panel of esteemed speakers on Thursday 4th June 2026 from 16:30pm to 18:00pm to discuss ‘Into the Ether – Chasing Crypto Across Borders’.

Panel members:

• Henry Reid of Outer Temple Chambers
• Leo Meredith of Lewis Silkin
• Jonathan Benton of iSanctuary
• Robert Eastick of iSanctuary
• Sanjay Desai of Sanbrooke Risk Solutions
• Tom Brown of Burford Capital

When crypto assets vanish into the ether, what practical steps can clients and their advisers take to trace, track and recover them? From the latest case law on service against persons unknown across borders to cutting-edge tracing technology and intelligence, our speakers will explore the full toolkit available to those pursuing stolen digital assets.

The session will also address how to manage the financial risks inherent in uncertain recoveries, ensuring clients do not throw good money after bad. Whether you are advising victims of crypto fraud, pursuing recovery and cross-border enforcement or simply looking to understand the rapidly evolving landscape, this session offers essential practical guidance for navigating the digital frontier.

Book Your Place

This will be an in-person event, taking place at Lewis Silkin LLP, Arbor, 255 Blackfriars Road, London, SE1 9AX.

To book a space at the London International Disputes Week event click here.

Find Out More

Henry’s practice covers a wide array of commercial, corporate and financial services matters with an emphasis on commercial litigation, contentious and non-contentious financial services, sanctions, banking and finance, fintech and regulatory investigations. Henry’s practice also focuses on advising entities and individuals on a range of non-contentious and regulatory financial services and cryptoasset matters. Since moving to the Bar in 2022, Henry has been ranked by Legal 500 as a “Rising Star” in both Banking and Finance and Financial Services Regulation as well as a Leading Junior in respect of Crypto and Blockchain assets.

To find out more, contact Lexie Johnson on + 44 (0) 207 427 0801 or Dave Lovitt on +44 (0)20 7353 6381

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