A tribunal has thrown out a Black solicitor's discrimination claims against the Solicitors Regulation Authority and a legal journalist, ruling that the lawyer's claims have no chance of succeeding.
A tribunal has thrown out a Black solicitor's discrimination claims against the Solicitors Regulation Authority and a legal journalist, ruling that the lawyer's claims have no chance of succeeding.
The owner of Belgium's Finance Tower has accused real estate investment giant CBRE of wrongly withholding rental income following a "biased" valuation of the skyscraper obtained by lenders who put surveyors under pressure.
Television personality Narinder Kaur told a London court Monday that actor-turned-political activist Laurence Fox accused her of being "a prostitute" who sold intimate images on OnlyFans, allegations she says are capable of being defamatory.
The U.K.'s antitrust tribunal tossed out a property developer's claim on Monday that a local council abused a dominant market position by awarding a £3.7 million ($5 million) grant to a rival as part of a town center redevelopment program.
Housing developer Bellway Homes Ltd. has sued Ardmore Group and AECOM for £53.4 million ($71.3 million), alleging they are responsible for defects in an east London housing complex.
A music promoter has sued its ticketing agent for a 50 Cent tour for up to £9.8 million ($13 million), saying that problems with an online ticketing system led to unsold tickets and cancellation of concert dates.
A couple who let out a hut at their rural home have sued U.K. beverage giant Britvic Soft Drinks Ltd. for infringing on their copyright to a photograph of the cabin, saying their brand is not "naturally aligned" with the beverage maker.
Takeda has defended the validity of its extended patent protections for ADHD drug Elvanse, asking a London court to reject Stada's attempt to quash a U.K. supplementary protection certificate, or SPC, for the treatment.
A U.S. defense contractor has accused British rival Overwatch Group of deliberately copying its drone design to secure lucrative defense contracts, including one with the U.K. Ministry of Defence.
A Barclays entity lacked a fixed establishment in the U.K. because its British branch was "skeletal" when the Delaware-based company applied for value-added tax grouping, a London tribunal ruled Monday.
A U.K. police force has settled a discrimination claim from a Christian officer who alleged it suspended him for "questioning Islam" during mandatory diversity training, according to the Christian charity that supported his case.
The Florida federal judge overseeing Donald Trump's $10 billion defamation suit accusing the British Broadcasting Corp. of tarnishing his reputation through an edit in a documentary ordered the president Monday to explain why his attorneys shouldn't be sanctioned for "their apparent disregard of court deadlines."
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