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By Adele Redmond
Workers treated unfairly because they work part-time must prove that their part-time status was the sole reason they were mistreated, Britain's top court ruled on Wednesday.
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By Alex Davidson
The Financial Ombudsman Service introduced measures on Tuesday to improve how it rules on complaints between con...(read more)
By Jamie Lennox
The Professional Footballers' Association said Tuesday that it has sued the English Football League at a London ...(read more)
By Ronan Barnard
Real estate investment giant CBRE accused an asset manager at the start of a London trial Tuesday of manipulating the valuation of the Finance Tower in Brussels in order to avoid triggering a loan agreement's threshold.
By Robbie Kalus
A former mergers and acquisitions solicitor at Goodwin Procter appeared at a London court on charges of insider trading on Tuesday, when his plea date was adjourned by a month.
By Eddie Beaver
The police complaints watchdog disclosed Tuesday that it has launched an investigation into a senior detective for alleged gross misconduct over their use of artificial intelligence in breach of workplace guidelines.
Gunnercooke has denied costing a family £4.7 million ($6.3 million) by bungling a settlement reached in the wake of their bankruptcies over a £245 million fraud against HBOS, arguing that the deal reflected what it was instructed to do.
Almost 40 insurers have asked a London court to rule that they need not indemnify agricultural giant Syngenta against thousands of lawsuits because the company has never admitted that one of its products causes Parkinson's disease.
The Financial Conduct Authority said Monday that the first five companies it solely regulates have joined its scale-up unit for tailored growth support as it identifies shortcomings in how some sectors manage expansion, including in their use of artificial intelligence.
By Tom Fish
Serica said Monday that its £146 million ($197 million) offer for rival oil producer Pharos Energy is "final" and will not be increased, despite facing a higher competing bid.
By Joel Poultney
A group of 11 British health and beauty clinics has accused two Lloyd's of London insurance syndicates managed by Beazley of failing to pay out for business interruption losses they claim to have suffered during the COVID-19 pandemic.
A London court ruled Friday that an Azerbaijani state-owned oil company can pursue claims in England against the founder of a Turkish shipping group for allegedly moving assets to avoid paying about $308 million owed under arbitration awards.
The former chief executive of London Capital & Finance failed to have his six-month prison term for breaching a restraint order reduced on Friday when a London appellate court said it could "find no fault" with the sentence.
The Financial Conduct Authority said Friday it is applying increased scrutiny to some businesses it registers for anti-money laundering purposes amid growing concerns that their weak internal controls allow financial crime.
Cooke Young & Keidan has defeated a £20 million ($27 million) professional negligence counterclaim brought by a former client in a row over the firm's demand for fees that arose from its representation of the businessman in his legal dispute with a bank.