ADGM Courts Streamline £65 Million Multi-Party Fraud Case With Trialview
In a complex, £65 million multi-party fraud trial, the ADGM Courts successfully leveraged TrialView's AI-driven platform.
In a major international commercial dispute, the Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) Courts utilised TrialView to manage Union Properties PJSC & Anor v Trinkler & Partners Ltd & Others.
The proceedings centered on a high-stakes £65 million fraud claim involving several law firms and an extensive and complex evidence portfolio. Following an intensive nine-day trial held in January 2026 before Justice Sir Andrew Smith, the court issued a comprehensive judgment in March 2026 fully dismissing all claims against the defendants.
The challenge
The litigation was large and incredibly complex, meaning that there were lots of demands and requirements for the parties involved. With damages in excess of £65 million, the court examined wide-ranging allegations of deceit, negligent misrepresentation, unlawful means conspiracy, dishonest assistance, and regulatory breaches under the Financial Services and Markets Regulations 2015.
The sheer scale of the trial created significant operational pressure. Six distinct law firms represented parties across multiple international jurisdictions, generating vast volumes of evidence, and Greenberg Traurig collaborated directly with TrialView to prepare and navigate these extensive court materials. The trial also required strict control over access to evidence and involved navigating intricate applications.
The solution
TrialView delivered the centralised platform needed to connect the court, counsel and all six law firms throughout the case. From the preparation phase to the trial itself, TrialView’s AI was able to process thousands of complex evidentiary files, allowing users to easily search and analyse their contents and enhance their legal strategy.
Throughout the nine-day hearing, the platform also drove the EPE process, enabling counsel to instantly surface critical evidence during witness examinations and create real-time transcriptions. Additionally, secure, role-based controls allowed seamless collaboration within legal teams while safeguarding absolute party confidentiality.
Results and impact
TrialView transformed the handling of a massive multi-party action, streamlining the process and ensuring that despite the complexity of the case, the process remained streamlined and consistent across all parties. The platform kept up the momentum of the trial and took on the time-consuming, manual tasks, allowing the court to focus entirely on creating and evaluating complex legal arguments.

The implementation earned praise from the highest level of the court, with Linda Fitz-Alan, Registrar and Chief Executive of the ADGM Courts, stating that they "...we were very happy with the product and the responsiveness of the [TrialView] team."



