Hannah Blom-Cooper

Experience: Representative Matters: Acting for the Swedish Pensions Agency, on behalf of the Kingdom of Sweden and over 46,000 pension savers affected by the 'Falcon Fund Fraud'. Obtained an award of 107 million (inclusive of interest) and 5.5 million in costs: [2025] EWHC 1620 (Comm) . Obtained worldwide freezing orders and proprietary injunctions against three of the defendants: [2020] EWHC 486 (Comm), enforced the WFO in Sweden [2020] EWHC 1251 (Comm) and obtained summary judgment for the sum of $51.5 million (inclusive of interest) against one of the defendants and summary judgment for the sum of $35 million (inclusive of interest) against another defendant [2022] EWHC 2706 (Comm) .; Represented client in obtaining a worldwide freezing order in relation to $120 million civil fraud claim concerning over 40,000 pension savers and currently leading team dealing with the substantive proceedings.; Currently acting for directors of three public companies in relation to allegations of misfeasance and breach of fiduciary duty brought by liquidators.; Defended an ultra-high-net-worth individual in civil fraud proceedings worth $380 m, following what was the longest running remote trial in the Commercial Court.; Currently acting for European private bank in relation to claims brought by liquidator recognized under the Cross Border Insolvency Regulations.; Acting for creditor of high-net-worth individual in challenging individual voluntary arrangement on grounds of a material irregularity in the conduct of a creditors' meeting and subsequently defending appeal and request for permission in the Supreme Court.; Obtained security for costs for individual caught up in fraud proceedings brought by Russian state supported company.; Represented three BVI-based companies responding to an ex parte freezing injunction in relation to assets worth over 8m, resulting in the injunction and underlying Insolvency Act proceedings being withdrawn, and 95% of the clients' legal costs being paid by the other side.; Advised a high-profile director in respect of disqualification proceedings and obtaining an order granting leave to continue to act as a director.; Advised broker in relation to disciplinary proceedings by employer and potential proceedings by FSA in relation to complex metal trades which had exposed employer to a potential loss of over 100 million.; The above representations were handled by Ms. Blom-Cooper prior to her joining Greenberg Traurig, LLP.