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By Adele Redmond
A new tribunal hearings center that opened in London in March cost £206 million ($278 million) — £164 million more than its original budget, figures given to Law360 show.
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By Joanne Faulkner
A law professor urged the Competition Appeal Tribunal on Tuesday to approve Google's proposed £260 million ($350...(read more)
By Christopher Crosby
Crispin Odey's lifetime ban will give the Financial Conduct Authority another springboard for cracking down on n...(read more)
By Marialuisa Taddia
Broadfield launched an office in Paris on Wednesday, its first in continental Europe, as the international law firm backed by an affiliate of Alvarez & Marsal Inc. continues to expand in critical markets.
By Alex Baldwin
InterDigital has filed yet another claim against Disney in an international fight over video streaming technology, this time asking a German court to make Disney pay €101.7 million ($117.4 million) in damages for the unauthorized use of its patented technology.
By Sophia Dourou
Two directors of a failed car leasing group duped investors in an £87 million ($117 million) car leasing investment scam that was in fact run as a Ponzi scheme, a prosecutor said at the opening of the trial on Tuesday.
By Joel Poultney
The government set out plans on Tuesday to automatically consolidate millions of small pension pots left dormant after workers changed jobs, addressing a longstanding "structural inefficiency" in the retirement savings market.
By Najiyya Budaly
Britain's antitrust authority said Tuesday that the completed merger of two retail co-operatives could harm competition in the supply of groceries and funeral services in the U.K.
Santander does not have to pay the £677 million ($912 million) that AXA lost when it deals with claims for wrongly sold payment protection insurance, as an appeals court said on Tuesday that an agreement to accept liability was not retrospective.
By Jamie Lennox
The Unified Patent Court has denied Moderna's early attempt to narrow a BioNTech unit's RNA infringement claim, ruling that the company's jurisdictional challenge must wait until the case is in full swing.
The British government said Monday that it plans to nationalize Speciality Steel UK after a private deal for the steel manufacturer fell through during insolvency procedures stemming from the collapse of its primary lender, Greensill Capital.
By Robbie Kalus
Pogust Goodhead is being sued for more than £2.6 million ($3.5 million) by a barrister who claims the firm failed to pay him for his work on the Mariana dam litigation and mishandled his personal information.
British insurer Beazley said Monday it has received regulatory backing for its £8.2 billion ($11 billion) cash takeover offer from Zurich, with a court hearing required to sanction the deal set for later in September.
Crispin Odey failed to overturn his ban from working in the financial services industry on Monday as a tribunal upheld misconduct findings that the former hedge fund boss had thwarted an internal probe into allegations of sexual harassment.
A judge has ruled against savers seeking restitution for failed pension investments, finding that the Financial Services Compensation Scheme was right to reject their claims for allegedly lost returns on investments because they were filed too late.