Alexander Walsh
Associate
Alexander is a litigator specialising in civil fraud and asset recovery with experience of helping clients navigate high-value, international disputes.
Associate
Alexander is a litigator specialising in civil fraud and asset recovery with experience of helping clients navigate high-value, international disputes.
Language: English
Jurisdiction: England & Wales
Alexander is an associate in our market leading fraud and asset recovery team. He has experience of guiding clients through complex, multi-jurisdictional disputes and of helping clients to recover assets by enforcing judgments. He acts for individuals, financial institutions and large corporations from a variety of different sectors.
Alexander’s practice is focused on civil fraud, judgment enforcement and asset recovery. He has a particular interest in AI and technology‑driven fraud as well as digital asset recovery.
Prior to joining Stephenson Harwood, Alexander trained and worked at a magic circle law firm in London for six years. During that time, he did an internal secondment to the firm's Frankfurt office.
Global enforcement of a US$130 million Jersey judgment
Acted for an international bank in the enforcement in multiple jurisdictions of a US$130 million Jersey judgment and worldwide freezing order.
Global enforcement of a c.US$800 million English judgment
Acted for a multinational commodities trading group in the enforcement in multiple jurisdictions of a c.US$800 million English judgment and worldwide freezing order.
Defence to a Privy Council appeal in respect of a breach of trust
Acted for an international bank in its defence of an appeal to the Privy Council in relation to a breach of trust claim in excess of US$100 million.
Global enforcement of a multi-million US$ English judgment
Acted for an investment fund in the enforcement in multiple jurisdictions of a multi-million US$ English judgment.
Defence to claims of fraudulent misrepresentation, intimidation and conspiracy
Acted for a financial services company in the English Commercial Court in relation to claims of fraudulent misrepresentation, intimidation and conspiracy brought against them.
Part 71 examination of a judgment debtor
Acted for an individual in relation to the enforcement of an English Employment Tribunal award that included a part-71 examination of a judgment debtor.