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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.
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By Joel Poultney
British insurer Beazley said Monday it has received regulatory backing for its £8.2 billion ($11 billion) cash t...(read more)
By Christopher Crosby
Crispin Odey failed to overturn his ban from working in the financial services industry on Monday as a tribunal ...(read more)
By Najiyya Budaly
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.
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.
The U.K. government said Sunday that it would change how student loans are presented to prospective students in a bid to "right a historical wrong," but stopped short of enacting all the recommendations set out in a scathing parliamentary report.
The London bourse must reconcile how shareholder rights, ownership and settlement will interact with the tokenized versions of stocks it plans to launch to ensure listed companies have adequate protections when completing transactions and funding rounds, lawyers say.
By Laura Stewart Liberty
The U.K. accounting regulator said Friday that it is investigating KPMG, PKF Littlejohn and an accountant over audits of State Oil, part of collapsed oil business Prax Group.
Pogust Goodhead must prove that it can continue representing claimants in the Mariana dam litigation at an October High Court hearing against clients seeking to replace it with a rival firm led by its former partners.
By Joanne Faulkner
Google's recent €460 million ($534 million) fine for breaching the European Union's digital markets rules is highly relevant to Kelkoo's U.K. damages claim against the tech giant, the shopping comparison website told the Competition Appeal Tribunal on Friday.
By Ronan Barnard
The Premier League lost its bid to unfreeze over £10 million ($13.5 million) in accounts when a London judge ruled Friday that they should remain frozen until January, finding grounds to suspect the money could be criminal proceeds.
By Martin Croucher
The government said a new requirement for watchdogs to consider U.K. competitiveness when they develop regulations will boost the economy by £1.6 billion ($2.2 billion) over the next decade.
By Sophia Dourou
The widow and daughter of a Russian tycoon have failed to prevent a representative for his estate from pursuing Ukrainian matrimonial asset arguments in the English court, the latest development in their long-running $3 billion inheritance dispute.
Britain's merger and acquisitions authority said Friday that it has put restrictions on a consortium including investment manager Toscafund during its £1 billion ($1.4 billion) takeover of Spire Healthcare because a company linked to the buyers violated the Takeover Code by selling shares in the London-listed target.
A former Goodwin Procter lawyer pleaded not guilty to insider trading at a London court on Friday over allegations that he traded securities while working on a deal to take a British maternity-wear company private.