Car manufacturers told the High Court on Wednesday that they are seeking more than £120 million ($158 million) in interim legal costs following their substantial victory, as diesel emissions claimants warned their insurance might not cover the bill.
Car manufacturers told the High Court on Wednesday that they are seeking more than £120 million ($158 million) in interim legal costs following their substantial victory, as diesel emissions claimants warned their insurance might not cover the bill.
Over 60 institutional investors in Kingspan Group PLC have sued the building materials giant seeking more than €100 million ($112 million), alleging it misled shareholders about its governance and ethics while failing to disclose wrongdoing over an insulation product linked to the Grenfell Tower disaster.
British Home Stores' liquidators accused a senior City lawyer on Wednesday of using a "high-functioning and unwitting stooge" to enrich himself and dodge personal liability for the high street giant's collapse.
Lawyers representing the families of two men killed by police at a Tanzanian gold mine argued at the start of a London trial Wednesday that the trade body for the world's largest gold bullion market had "played a crucial role" in their deaths.
OnlyFans is facing a group claim in England over "exploitative" arrangements involving third-party managers who routinely deprive content creators of their earnings, the company leading the case said on Wednesday.
A pension scheme administrator urged the U.K.'s top court on Wednesday to rule that trivial data breaches cannot attract compensation, as it seeks to defeat claims by more than 400 police officers whose benefit statements were sent to outdated addresses.
A group of reinsurers argued Wednesday that aircraft lessors are trying to "turn lead into gold" by seeking billions of dollars for planes stranded in Russia under reinsurance policies arranged by the airlines.
The Greek shipowner of an oil tanker that caught fire when unloading over 30,000 metric tons of diesel fuel in France has accused an insurer of failing to pay $2.5 million to cover costs incurred during salvage of the cargo.
Trafigura can keep $22.6 million in payments that a subsidiary of Dubai's Rasmala Investment Bank was deceived into making to the commodities trader, the Court Of Appeal ruled Wednesday, dismissing the bank's appeal.
A former soldier urged the Court of Appeal on Wednesday to hold the Ministry of Defence liable for his hearing loss, challenging a ruling that he had not established a link between the ministry's negligence and his severe tinnitus.
Three former partners at Ronald Fletcher Baker are close to formally settling with the firm after they challenged its claim that they violated their post-retirement contractual restrictions by establishing a rival outfit.
Takeda has fought back against Samsung's bid to nix two patents covering its Entyvio-branded drug for Crohn's disease, arguing that the rival was infringing its rights with plans to commercialize biosimilar versions.
Abbott has admitted in a London court that a Chinese rival's competing glucose monitor may not infringe its patents, yielding ground to its opponent in a lengthy dispute over their tech for diabetes patients.
A photographer has maintained that Fairfax & Favor deliberately flouted his copyright by using his images after its license expired, while rejecting the brand's claim that showcasing them in his online portfolio infringed its trademarks.
The ongoing pilot program that makes it easier for third parties like journalists or academics to obtain court documents used in certain public hearings is reshaping how litigation teams draft skeleton arguments, settle expert evidence, and identify and restrict sensitive material, say lawyers at Greenberg Traurig.
