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By Jamie Lennox
Before Manchester United's star players can run out into a new Old Trafford stadium in front of 100,000 fans, the club's lawyers must tackle myriad legal challenges unfolding far from the pitch.
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By Joanne Faulkner
Car manufacturers told the High Court on Wednesday that they are seeking more than £120 million ($158 million) i...(read more)
By Eddie Beaver
A pension scheme administrator urged the U.K.'s top court on Wednesday to rule that trivial data breaches cannot...(read more)
By Laura Stewart Liberty
The Serious Fraud Office on Wednesday launched a search for its next director following Nick Ephgrave's exit earlier this year.
By Robbie Kalus
British Home Stores' liquidators accused a senior City lawyer on Wednesday of using a "high-functioning and unwitting stooge" to enrich himself and dodge personal liability for the high street giant's collapse.
Over 60 institutional investors in Kingspan Group PLC have sued the building materials giant seeking more than €100 million ($112 million), alleging it misled shareholders about its governance and ethics while failing to disclose wrongdoing over an insulation product linked to the Grenfell Tower disaster.
A panel of arbitrators has decided that the Financial Conduct Authority must face two trade unions' joint application to collectively negotiate on behalf of almost all employees working for the regulator.
OnlyFans is facing a group claim in England over "exploitative" arrangements involving third-party managers who routinely deprive content creators of their earnings, the company leading the case said on Wednesday.
By Tom Fish
Volkswagen's U.K. motor finance arm has set aside £725 million ($958 million) to cover potential costs of a regulatory program to compensate customers affected by historical motor finance practices, according to accounts filed at Companies House.
By Sophia Dourou
A group of reinsurers argued Wednesday that aircraft lessors are trying to "turn lead into gold" by seeking billions of dollars for planes stranded in Russia under reinsurance policies arranged by the airlines.
By Christopher Crosby
Five former Barclays traders succeeded on Wednesday in overturning their convictions for rigging benchmark interest rates, further unraveling landmark prosecutions brought by the Serious Fraud Office in the aftermath of the global financial crisis.
By Ronan Barnard
Google faced a collective action claim alleging it abused its dominance in the Android app market and seeking over £1 billion in damages at the start of a London antitrust tribunal trial Tuesday.
By Marialuisa Taddia
Law firms are stepping up their recruitment of real estate partners in London as they seek to build private capital capabilities, even as recruiters say the underlying property market remains uneven and demand for construction laterals has shown little sign of similar growth.
Six former City traders will seek to overturn their convictions in an appeal on Wednesday following a ruling by the U.K. Supreme Court ruling that exposed judicial errors in the Serious Fraud Office's prosecutions and cast doubt on the safety of their verdicts.
The U.K. Supreme Court will consider on Wednesday whether modest distress caused by a data breach can justify compensation, in a case lawyers say could reopen the door to mass data protection claims.