Blockchain for Litigation & Disputes
This practical, jargon-free course gives litigators and dispute resolution lawyers a clear grounding in how English courts handle crypto asset disputes, tracing, freezing and proprietary injunctions, novel service methods including service by NFT, and enforcement against exchanges. General awareness training, not legal advice, as at September 2026.
- Easy-to-follow course
- 4 quizzes at 80% in every course
- Narration and captions on every screen
- Written and fact-checked in 2026
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One licence for your LMS, 12 months, for the learners you buy for, delivered as one SCORM package. Priced per learner, with volume discounts.
What your team will learn
Upon course completion, employees will gain a full and clear understanding of:
- How tracing works on a public, pseudonymous blockchain, and where it can fail
- When a freezing or proprietary injunction over crypto assets is available, and on what authority
- The novel methods of service English courts have accepted, including service by NFT
- The practical routes to enforcing against a cryptocurrency exchange
- What makes a blockchain tracing expert's report strong enough to withstand cross-examination
- How to work through a jurisdiction problem involving persons unknown and a borderless ledger
Who it is for
Written for legal. No technical background is needed, and nothing in it assumes a previous course.
This course from Blocknorth gives litigators and dispute resolution lawyers a clear, practical grounding in how English courts are actually handling crypto asset disputes. You will learn how tracing works, how freezing and proprietary relief have developed, how courts have allowed novel methods of service, and what it takes to enforce a judgment against an exchange.
Course contents
4 units. Each ends with a 10-question quiz; 8 correct unlocks the next unit.
Tracing and Recovery of Crypto Assets
- What tracing means on a public, immutable blockchain, and the gap between an on-chain path and a real-world identity
- How tracing techniques work in outline: clustering addresses, following transaction flows, identifying off-ramp points
- D'Aloia v Persons Unknown and Others [2024] EWHC: the first cryptoasset case to reach a full contested trial
- Why the court rejected the claimant's expert tracing evidence as an unexplained "black box", and the lesson for instructing an expert
Freezing and Proprietary Injunctions
- Freezing injunctions versus proprietary injunctions, and why the distinction matters for crypto assets
- AA v Persons Unknown [2019] EWHC 3556 (Comm): the first English proprietary injunction over traced Bitcoin
- The Property (Digital Assets etc) Act 2025 and the UK Jurisdiction Taskforce's Legal Statement
- Ion Science v Persons Unknown and Fetch.ai v Persons Unknown: disclosure orders paired with freezing and proprietary relief
Novel Service, Evidence and Jurisdiction
- Service by email, WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger, and how D'Aloia extended this to service by NFT airdrop
- Persons unknown as defendants, and why permission to serve out of the jurisdiction is now routine
- What a public block explorer shows as evidence, and what it does not show
- A practical map from a known wallet address to validly served proceedings
Enforcement, Experts and Practical Strategy
- The practical routes to enforcing against a cryptocurrency exchange, including disclosure and freezing
- Why exchange cooperation varies enormously by regulatory status, jurisdiction and terms of service
- What makes a strong blockchain tracing expert report versus the weak "black box" D'Aloia rejected
- A litigator's practical framework pulling tracing, injunctions, service and enforcement together
Details
| Length | About 45 minutes, self-paced, resumes where the learner left off |
|---|---|
| Format | SCORM 1.2 package. Runs in any conformant LMS (Moodle, Cornerstone, Docebo, SAP SuccessFactors, TalentLMS and others) |
| Assessment | 4 unit quizzes, 10 questions each, 80% to pass. Score and completion reported to your LMS |
| Accessibility | Optional narration and captions on every screen, keyboard navigation, responsive on PC and tablet |
| Language | UK English |
| Publisher | Blocknorth |
| Written and fact-checked | In 2026, reviewed each quarter |
What a licence includes
One licence for your LMS, 12 months, for the learners you buy for, delivered as one SCORM package. Priced per learner, with volume discounts.
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Will it run in our LMS?
Yes, if your LMS supports SCORM 1.2, which almost every LMS does. You upload one zip file, assign it, and completions and scores report back automatically. We confirm compatibility for your platform before you buy, and the free sample package lets you test it in place.
Can we try it before we buy?
Yes. Ask for the free sample package and you will have Unit 1 of a foundation course as a real SCORM 1.2 file, so you can check it runs in your own LMS. Request it with the form below and you will have it within 1 working day.
What do we receive?
The SCORM package, a one-page quick-start for your LMS administrator, the course listing sheet for your catalogue, and preview images. Updates to the course during your licence are supplied at no charge.
How does a licence work?
You licence the course for the learners you buy for, for 12 months, on your own LMS, and you receive one SCORM package. Pricing is per learner with volume discounts as your numbers grow, and we licence from ten learners upwards.
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