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SRA 510498

Digital assets · investigations · recovery

When assetsmove,follow the evidence.

Edison Law combines transaction tracing, evidence preservation and legal analysis for fraud, financial-crime and asset-recovery matters.

Our Awards

Edison Law has earned a number of significant industry plaudits, including the following.

  • The Legal 500 United Kingdom Top Tier 2023
  • Global Awards 2015 Corporate LiveWire Winner
  • AI Legal Awards 2015 Winner, Best City Boutique UK
  • The Lawyer Awards 2014 Winner, Boutique Firm of the Year City

Responsibility

Responsibility should be visible.

  • Every matter has a named supervising solicitor. Specialist investigators and forensic professionals are introduced where their expertise is needed, with their role and status explained clearly.
  • SRA number 510498 — authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority.
  • You can verify our regulatory status and the practising status of any solicitor named on this site using the SRA's public register at sra.org.uk.

Confirm current authorised individuals on the public SRA organisation record. We do not publish recoveries or win rates.

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The practice

The people responsible for the work.

Profiles explain professional status, role on a matter and, where relevant, who supervises the work. Confirm authorised individuals on the public SRA record.

David Kerr

David Kerr

Solicitor Private prosecutions

Assesses evidence and advises on financial-crime strategy and private prosecutions.

Amelia Rowe

Amelia Rowe

Solicitor Investigations

Coordinates legal, evidential and recovery work in fraud investigations.

Liam Brennan

Liam Brennan

Investigator Investigations

Builds testable records of participants and events in financial-crime matters.

Sophie Lang

Sophie Lang

Specialist Asset tracing

Maps payment flows to support preservation, disclosure and recovery decisions.

Oliver Bennett

Oliver Bennett

Solicitor Asset tracing

Advises on fraud, asset preservation and proportionate recovery options.

Andrew Haddon

Andrew Haddon

Specialist Asset tracing

Maps assets and ownership to assess reachability, routes and cost.

Rosalind Keane

Rosalind Keane

Specialist Asset tracing

Organises benefit, asset and available-amount evidence for proceeds-of-crime matters.

Julian Vance

Julian Vance

Specialist Forensic accounting

Reconstructs records and tests loss calculations for legal proceedings.

Imogen Vale

Imogen Vale

Specialist Investigations

Preserves digital evidence with provenance, continuity and limitations recorded.

Caroline Reid

Caroline Reid

Solicitor Private prosecutions

Advises on urgent restraint, freezing and disclosure applications.

Marcus Quinn

Marcus Quinn

Specialist Crypto & digital

Maps digital assets, separating confirmed transactions from analytical inference.

Robert Hale

Robert Hale

Specialist Asset tracing

Coordinates asset reachability, recovery routes and cost-benefit decisions.

Clara Whitfield

Clara Whitfield

Solicitor Private prosecutions

Advises on disclosure and continuing review in financial-crime proceedings.

Thomas Ellery

Thomas Ellery

Solicitor Private prosecutions

Assesses evidence and advises whether private prosecution is justified.

How the work is run

Judgment before a large spend.

  1. A named supervising solicitor

    Each instruction is supervised by a named solicitor. Counsel is instructed where advocacy is needed. External specialists are introduced where their expertise is required, with their role explained.

  2. Evidence before strategy

    Devices, accounts and originals are preserved before anyone drafts a narrative. Analysis is run so it can be exhibited, with its limits stated.

  3. Fees for the work

    After an initial discussion we provide a written scope and charging basis. Fees are for legal work. They are not a recovery of assets. See Pricing.

  4. Discretion

    Financial crime is reputationally sensitive. Enquiries are handled confidentially. Do not send passwords, private keys, seed phrases or original identity documents through the website.

  5. London, with local counsel where required

    We are a London practice. Where foreign-law advice or local procedure is required, we identify and instruct appropriately qualified local counsel with the client's approval.

Work of this kind

Types of matter, not reported results.

These are examples of the questions we are asked. They are not case studies and they do not report recoveries, sentences or rankings.

Payments

Authorised push payment and payment diversion

UK banks, payment institutions, sometimes an overseas cash-out

Funds have left through a payment service, correspondent bank or e-money account. The first work is to preserve what still exists, map the trail, and say whether an emergency application is realistic.

Companies

Internal fraud and misappropriation

UK companies, sometimes nominees and connected entities

A gap in the accounts, a long-serving employee, or a director who appears to have helped themselves. The file has to establish who did what, and whether anything remains that is worth reaching.

Digital assets

Wallets, exchanges and digital-asset conversion

On-chain records, regulated and unregulated platforms

Value has moved across wallets, bridges or exchanges. On-chain data is useful only when its limits are stated. We map what the records show and convert that picture into exhibits.

Cross-border

Cross-border facts, London file

England and Wales, with local counsel where required

A UK-facing loss with origins or proceeds overseas. Foreign registries, people who have left the jurisdiction, and enforcement elsewhere are handled with local counsel.