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The issue of cross-border UK liability emerges in Drumm v. Deloitte
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The issue of cross-border UK liability emerges in Drumm v. Deloitte

May 20, 2026 4 Min Read
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The continuing authorized dispute between Dram Oil & Buying and selling Restricted (Dram) and Deloitte & Touche Ghana (Deloitte Ghana) has attracted worldwide consideration, with potential authorized implications extending to the UK and different jurisdictions.

Data obtained by the Ghana Information Company signifies that the matter had important hyperlinks to the UK by means of a UK-based monetary counterparty whose place was straight associated to the conduct on the middle of the dispute.

Nigel Heilpern, a solicitor at British solicitors Avonhurst Authorized Companies LLP who’s representing Dram, stated he had thought of the cross-border authorized implications of the matter beneath English legislation, notably in relation to the potential for vicarious legal responsibility inside Deloitte’s intensive community.

He stated the evaluation confirmed there have been credible grounds to deliver motion in England and Wales towards the UK-based Deloitte firm following the conclusion of the Ghana case.

He stated the potential claims are stated to come up from problems with vicarious legal responsibility and energy of legal professional in relation to the operational management that Deloitte South Africa allegedly exercised towards Deloitte Ghana by Deloitte UK over the regional operations, audit methodologies, requirements and decision-making inside the governance construction of Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Restricted.

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The evaluation additionally references Deloitte’s International Ideas of Company Conduct, which reveals that the Deloitte community operates to widespread skilled requirements of high quality and accountability throughout its member companies.

He stated Dram Oil cited a Feb. 23, 2009 ruling by the U.S. District Court docket for the Southern District of New York within the Parmalat Securities Litigation involving Deloitte as a part of the broader authorized background being thought of.

He stated Drum expressly reserves all rights to pursue authorized proceedings and remedial actions in England and Wales and different acceptable jurisdictions, including that the influence on the UK-based Deloitte firm stays beneath energetic authorized evaluation.

The corporate stated it stays dedicated to pursuing the authorized proceedings to their “full and ultimate conclusion” and holding them accountable for the losses they declare to have suffered.

“Settlements that extinguish claims with out accountability have by no means been and can by no means be acceptable,” he added.

The case, which is at present earlier than the Accra Industrial Division of the Excessive Court docket, arises from what Drum Oil Ltd. described as alleged gross misconduct by a Deloitte Ghana accomplice in reference to court-ordered audit engagements.

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Dram Oil claimed that this motion had brought about important and persevering with monetary loss to the corporate, however associated issues referred to the Ghana Police Service are nonetheless beneath investigation.

Dram Oil stated its litigation stays energetic and ongoing, with Ghanaian courts dismissing or reversing purposes filed by Deloitte Ghana searching for to dam, restrict or put aside the corporate’s claims.

The corporate stated the case is transferring towards a full judgment on the deserves.

Drum Oil additionally stated that Deloitte Ghana had allegedly expressed its intention to resolve the dispute solely on phrases requiring a discontinuance of litigation and a waiver of all current and future claims throughout jurisdictions.

The corporate stated it rejected these situations, arguing that the matter in Ghana’s courts requires full judicial dedication and accountability, together with in relation to the broader cross-border facets of the difficulty.

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