Liz is a Managing Associate in Trowers & Hamlins' Dispute Resolution and Litigation team.

She advises private and public sector clients on a broad range of complex commercial disputes, acting for private businesses, government bodies, charities, local authorities, housing associations, trustees, executors, beneficiaries and high net worth individuals. Liz has particular expertise in civil fraud, cyber incident response and investigation, advising clients on sensitive matters involving fraud, dishonesty, asset tracing and cybercrime. Her experience also includes contractual disputes, trust and probate litigation, contested wills, group actions and litigation funding. Liz is known for providing clear, strategic and commercially focused advice to help clients manage risk and achieve practical outcomes. In addition to her disputes practice, Liz advises on fraud and cyber risk management, including financial crime policies, governance frameworks and training for boards and staff. She is a regular speaker on fraud, cyber and financial crime issues.
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Insights
08 October 2026 | Author: Liz Mulley

When rules are not enough: Procurement fraud lessons from the NHS Scotland case

The recent convictions arising from procurement activity within the Scottish NHS provide a stark reminder that procurement fraud remains a significant risk across the public sector. In June 2025, four individuals, including NHS officials and supplier representatives, were sentenced following convictions for bribery, corruption and fraud offences connected to telecommunications contracts worth approximately £6 million. Prosecutors described a scheme in which public officials received benefits including cash, holidays and entertainment in exchange for procurement advantages.

Events
21 October 2026 | Upcoming

Cyber attacks AI and liability: who pays when things go wrong?

A cyber-attack disrupts your operations. An AI tool makes a costly mistake. Customer data is compromised. The question is no longer if these events will happen, but what follows when they do.

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