Dentons on Wednesday sought to block allegations it breached anti-money laundering regulations being litigated before a tribunal for a second time, arguing at the Court of Appeal that the case had been rightly dismissed the first time.
Dentons on Wednesday sought to block allegations it breached anti-money laundering regulations being litigated before a tribunal for a second time, arguing at the Court of Appeal that the case had been rightly dismissed the first time.
Unicredit rightly withheld $69.3 million in payments to aircraft lessors for planes stranded in Russia, Britain's top court ruled Wednesday, as it found that the sanctions regime prevented the bank from making payments connected to the supply of aircraft to Russian airlines.
The owner of Condé Nast said that an events promoter infringed its trademarks by promoting "bogus" tickets to exclusive events such as the Vanity Fair Oscars party, its lawyers told the first day of a trial on Wednesday.
Crispin Odey told a London tribunal on Wednesday that he denied trying to stop a member of staff who he had groped from speaking to the Financial Conduct Authority while it investigated his conduct at the hedge fund.
Amazon has failed to strike out a class action over its allegedly abusive pricing policies which saw higher fees passed on to consumers, as a tribunal rejected the technology giant's argument that the proceedings are an abuse of process.
BDO has denied negligently issuing clean audit opinions for an insurer and causing more than $100 million in losses and liquidation costs in the run-up to the company's collapse.
ITV has rejected claims by '80s supermodel Janice Dickinson that it failed to ensure her safety during filming of "I'm a Celebrity… South Africa," asserting that her fall in the jungle at night could have been avoided had she used the lamps provided to her.
A property company has settled a £46 million ($62 million) claim with a subsidiary of Tokio Marine HCC that it argued must pay out to cover an insolvent construction contractor for alleged failures linked to an apartment block and luxury hotel in London.
A music company has denied breaching an administration agreement with its former business partner, claiming that the rival had sent several invalid notices and had no right to terminate their broader licensing deal.
A London appeals judge on Wednesday overturned a 35% reduction to the discrimination payout for a former British Council employee who quit after alleging that a senior colleague had sexually harassed her.
South Korea's Ministry of Justice said Wednesday it is preparing for U.S. hedge fund Elliott Associates to resubmit its claim accusing the government of interfering in an $8 billion merger between two Samsung affiliates in 2015, weeks after a London court set aside a previous award in the dispute.
The Second Circuit’s recent stay of a postjudgment discovery order against Argentine officials in an oil investment dispute is worth examining in its full doctrinal and practical context, as limiting enforcement efforts that pry into foreign governments' internal workings could quietly reshape the trajectory of sovereign litigation in the U.S., says Josep Galvez at 4-5 Gray's Inn.
