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By Ashish Sareen
London law firms Russell-Cooke and Teacher Stern will continue to operate independently after they agreed not to go ahead with a proposed merger, it emerged on Friday.
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By Alex Davidson
The Financial Conduct Authority said Friday it had fined Paul Taylor, the former chief executive of Blue Horizon...(read more)
By Hanna Vioque
A London judge ruled Thursday that Temu had not infringed Shein's copyright for several product images, concludi...(read more)
By Ronan Barnard
The chief executive of the U.K.'s labor arbitration body lost her claim against Acas on Friday when a London tribunal said there was no evidence the workplace dispute mediator had discriminated against her because she is a Black woman.
By Jamie Lennox
A London court upheld Novartis' extended patent protections for heart failure drug Entresto on Thursday, blocking Accord's plans to launch a generic version of the treatment in the near future.
A local authority could have to compensate nearly 600 part-time workers after a tribunal ruled that the local authority unlawfully cut their wages by reducing their holiday pay entitlement.
By Tom Fish
Frasers Group PLC said Thursday it has acquired the loss-making Harvey Nichols Group after the luxury retailer entered into administration, in a deal including six U.K. stores, the online business, existing inventory and more than 1,000 employees.
The Black chief executive of the labor arbitration body argued on Thursday at a tribunal hearing against Acas, the workplace disputes mediator, that she was paid at a lower grade than her white male predecessor because of discrimination.
By Sophia Dourou
Deutsche Bank has hit back against a £700 million ($944 million) claim brought by four former executives, denying that it conspired to have them imprisoned in an attempt to conceal its historical accounting errors in one of Italy's biggest financial scandals.
By Najiyya Budaly
Cayman Islands-based betting investor Candle Lake Ltd. said Thursday that it has launched a mandatory cash offer for Evolution AB, which values the Swedish gaming technology giant at $13.8 billion.
By Eddie Beaver
More than 60 franchisees have settled their £85 million ($115 million) London claim against Vodafone over the telecommunications company allegedly making arbitrary decisions to cut commission, issue excessive fines and depress government financial support to business owners.
By Christopher Crosby
Novel plans to hold online platforms criminally liable for fraudsters who exploit their operations could shake up corporate culture at some of the world's biggest companies — if the policy proposal was not likely to end up in the long grass, lawyers say.
By Alex Baldwin
Imminent changes to transparency rules in patent disputes at the High Court, part of a new pilot program for making court documents publicly available, should formalize best practice for open justice despite the scope for parties to exploit the rules, intellectual property lawyers say.
The founder of Rosenblatt Solicitors has sued Simon Cowell in London, alleging that the music mogul failed to pay him a cut of a confidential 2025 deal under a contract "written on a napkin" over dinner.
By Adele Redmond
The U.K.'s top court broadened the causation test for discrimination against part-time workers on Wednesday, casting doubt on the lawfulness of some business practices and leaving employers with more questions than answers.