Judith Dahlgreen

Judith Dahlgreen is a Senior Lecturer at Leeds Law School, Leeds Beckett University. Prior to academia, she practiced law in England and Scotland in private practice and industry. Her expertise focuses on banking and financial services law, regulation of financial services, company law, insolvency law, and the UN Convention on Corruption. She actively engages in community law clinics in Leeds, particularly addressing personal insolvency and employment law issues.

Her current research examines the UN Convention on Corruption and the UK's legal frameworks to curb corruption and money laundering through authorized financial firms. She investigates the UK’s regulatory relationships with offshore financial jurisdictions like the Cayman Islands, emphasizing how effective law enhances social justice by combating corruption.

Judith’s work bridges legal practice and academic research, advocating for stronger international treaties to mitigate corruption’s societal impacts. No specific grants, advising records, or laboratory affiliations are detailed in the provided information.