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Alex Mobbs
Senior Associate
Expertise
  • Civil Fraud & Asset Recovery
  • Banking & Finance Litigation
  • Commercial Arbitration/Litigation
  • Commercial & Contractual Disputes
  • Partnership Disputes
  • Shareholder Disputes
Admissions
  • Law Society of England and Wales.
Qualifications & Education:
  • Law (LLB), University of Bristol.
  • Legal Practice Course, University of Law in Moorgate, London.
Professional Associations:
  • Young Fraud Lawyers Association
Professional Accolades:
  • Ranked as “Leading Associate” for Civil Fraud in Legal 500 2024
Other:
  • Languages: English (native) and Spanish (conversational)
Testimonials

Alex has a broad range of experience dealing with complex cross-border commercial and banking litigation, arbitration, and investigations, with a particular focus on civil fraud and asset tracing disputes. Alex has worked for a variety of clients including large corporates, banks and individuals.

Background

Alex read law at the University of Bristol before completing his LPC at the University of Law in Moorgate, London.

Alex completed his training contract at Allen & Overy LLP in London, which included a six-month secondment to the firm’s Litigation team in Hong Kong.  Following qualification, Alex spent four and a half years as an Associate in Allen & Overy’s Litigation & Investigations team in London, before joining Enyo Law in March 2021. Alex also completed a nine-month client secondment in 2019/20 to the Group Dispute Resolution team at BNP Paribas SA in London.   

Reported cases include:

Representative experience:

Civil Fraud & Asset Recovery:

  • Acting for Mexican billionaire claimant pursuing a claim relating to US$ 500m stock lending fraud (Ricardo Benjamin Salinas Pliego & Anr -v- Astor Asset Management 3 Limited & Ors).
  • Acted for three syndicate lenders involved in long-running “tuna bonds” litigation, concerning three contested loans made to State Owned Entities in excess of US$ 2bn, being challenged by Mozambique on the basis they were procured by bribery and corruption (The Republic of Mozambique -v- Credit Suisse International & Ors).
  • Acted for a claimant corporate group in civil fraud proceedings and subsequent multi-jurisdictional asset-tracing and enforcement action arising out of resulting US$ 315m fraud judgment against certain former shareholders, directors and related parties (Kazakhstan Kagazy PLC and Ors -v- Baglan Zhunus and Ors).
  • Acted in LCIA arbitration and subsequent enforcement action arising out of art fraud perpetuated by Inigo Philbrick, known as the “Madoff of the art world”.
  • Acted for a private equity claimant in connection with fraudulent breach of warranty claim arising out of an SPA with the former shareholders (Arani & Ors v Cordic Group Ltd).
  • Acted in LCIA arbitration for a major Lebanese bank alleging fraud and illegality.
  • Advised the estate of deceased Middle Eastern businessman sued for breach of fiduciary duty and fraudulent misrepresentation in a claim relating to a multibillion-pound telecoms venture.

Banking & Finance Litigation:

  • Acted for an investment bank in its defence and counterclaim against an oil and gas company relating to repayment of US$ 700 million sukuk (Dana Gas PJSC v Dana Gas Sukuk Ltd).
  • Acted for an investment bank in connection with a global anti-bribery and corruption investigation into historic hiring practices, and subsequent related employment disciplinary proceedings in London.

Other Commercial Litigation:

  • Acting for Temu in connection with contractual dispute (The Reward Collection Ltd -v- Whaleco Technology Ltd (t/a Temu)).
  • Acting for a high net worth individual in relation to the disputes arising out of the estate of his deceased father.
  • Acting for wealthy individual in connection with trusts dispute.
  • Acted for Saudi businessman in his defence of a commercial dispute concerning spurious claim for US$30m under alleged historic oral loan agreement (Sheikh Mohamed Bin Issa Al Jaber v Sheikh Walid Bin Ibrahim Al Ibrahim and Ors). 
  • Acted for an individual in his successful defence in a criminal matter.
  • Acted in a pro-bono capacity for children’s charity Coram Children’s Legal Centre, which assists children from disadvantaged backgrounds applying for registration as British citizens.

Testimonials
News
Mar 12, 2025
BNZ v Gloriavale: Contractual discretions to be exercised for a proper purpose
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Mar 5, 2025
Settle down, settle down: High Court issues first recorded compulsory mediation order
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Feb 28, 2025
The Privy Council upholds shareholder’s personal right to bring a claim following an improper share issue
Enyo recently acted, alongside Ogier (Cayman) LLP,  for Tianrui (International) Holding Company Ltd  in the company’s successful appeal before the...
Feb 26, 2025
The Arbitration Act 2025 receives Royal Assent
On 24 February 2025, after years of work and public consultations spearheaded by the Law Commission, the Arbitration Act 2025...