Disputes & Asset Recovery
Can you use a constructive trust to recover stolen crypto?
A constructive-trust claim depends on ownership, tracing, forum and evidence; holding crypto in a wallet is not proof of recovery.
Stephan Roberto2 min readEditorial collection
Disputes & Asset Recovery
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Stephan Roberto2 min read
Disputes & Asset Recovery
Should you settle or litigate your crypto dispute?
Compare evidence, urgency, enforceability and forum before choosing settlement, mediation, arbitration or court proceedings.
Stephan Roberto2 min read
Disputes & Asset Recovery
Which UAE forum can hear your crypto dispute?
Choose the correct court, arbitration process or regulator after checking the contract, parties, governing law and remedy needed.
Stephan Roberto2 min read
Disputes & Asset Recovery
How should you handle a crypto cofounder dispute in the UAE?
Start with the agreements, ownership and evidence; then choose the correct negotiation, mediation, arbitration or court route.
Stephan Roberto2 min read
Disputes & Asset Recovery
What can you do when a token launch leads to a dispute?
Separate token-holder rights, issuance rules, contracts and evidence before choosing a UAE token-launch dispute remedy.
Stephan Roberto2 min read
Disputes & Asset Recovery
Chainflip vs. THORChain: One Blocked Billions in Laundered Funds, The Other Profited From It
Chainflip blocked $1.5B in laundered ByBit hack funds while THORChain profited from it. Compare their responses and learn DeFi protocol responsibilities.
Victoria Wells7 min read
Disputes & Asset Recovery
Bybit Hack: Crisis Response, Lessons for Founders and Industry Takeaways
ByBit hack: $1.5B stolen by North Korea's Lazarus Group. Crisis response lessons for founders covering communications, security, and capital reserves.
Victoria Wells11 min read