Littleton barristers acting in multiple cases where warranties group D&G sues alleged "copycat fraud"

Littleton barristers acting in multiple cases where warranties group D&G sues alleged “copycat fraud”

The Evening Standard has published an extensive article in its business section regarding four separate claims that are being brought by warranties group Domestic & General (“D&G”) against alleged “copycat fraudsters”: see link.

D&G is being represented by Littleton barristers in each of the four cases. The following members have been instructed on one or more of the cases: Jonathan Cohen QC, Nicholas Goodfellow, Craig Rajgopaul, Ashley Cukier and Stuart Sanders.

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Littleton barristers acting in multiple cases where warranties group D&G sues alleged “copycat fraud”

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