Funds run by Elliott Investment Management LP can start a legal claim against the London Metal Exchange's Hong Kong owner over the trading venue's handling of the 2022 nickel crisis, the Competition Appeal Tribunal has ruled.
Funds run by Elliott Investment Management LP can start a legal claim against the London Metal Exchange's Hong Kong owner over the trading venue's handling of the 2022 nickel crisis, the Competition Appeal Tribunal has ruled.
An Italian engineering company persuaded a London judge Wednesday to discharge a four-year-old injunction designed to protect €212 million ($242 million) in bond payments sought by a EuroChem subsidiary, after Russia-related sanctions rulings effectively blocked the payouts.
Auditors for Arena Television have denied liability for losses of almost £225 million ($298 million) stemming from a "pervasive fraud" allegedly perpetrated by the collapsed company's directors, saying the fraudulent activity was concealed from them.
Tech entrepreneur Oussama Ammar has been found guilty of contempt of court after he repeatedly breached asset freezing orders and lied in sworn statements.
A writer is seeking damages from a playwright whose book he says plagiarizes sections of interviews the writer conducted, asserting that the book is still on sale online despite the playwright's admission that he took the work without permission.
Chinese medical device maker Sinocare has asked a London judge for a declaration that a modified version of its iCan glucose monitoring device doesn't infringe two Abbott patents, in the midst of a court battle between the rivals set for trial in 2027.
The buyers of two luxury Mayfair flats have lost their post-trial claim for £2.6 million ($3.4 million) in compensation for late completion after they failed to include the pleading in their initial filings.
A solicitor has won £9,500 ($13,000) after a London court ruled that an angry former client sought to damage his reputation in a defamatory online review by calling him a "fraudster" who overcharged his clients.
Matrix Chambers has welcomed three members to its international law team, saying the newcomers bring expertise in the public and private spheres and in practices that include representation of senior government officials and cases involving crime, extradition and human rights.
