The owner of a vessel that ran aground in the Solomon Islands has sued MS Amlin for $2.6 million, almost a year after the insurer dodged a payout to a company it insured because the insolvent business failed to pay a $47 million arbitration award.
The owner of a vessel that ran aground in the Solomon Islands has sued MS Amlin for $2.6 million, almost a year after the insurer dodged a payout to a company it insured because the insolvent business failed to pay a $47 million arbitration award.
Pogust Goodhead said Thursday it will change its name after co-founder Harris Pogust demanded that the firm stop using his name, amid a dispute over whether the outfit can continue representing claimants in the £36 billion ($47.6 billion) Mariana dam litigation against BHP.
Victoria's Secret and Thomas Pink secured an expedited trial Thursday over whether the lingerie giant breached a co-existence agreement by suing the British shirtmaker in the U.S. for trademark infringement over its use of the "PINK" name.
The Competition Appeal Tribunal has said a plan to distribute a £56 million ($74 million) class action settlement is a "fair, reasonable and practical mechanism" for compensating consumers and businesses affected by a vehicle-shipping price-fixing cartel.
An investor seeking to recover millions of pounds in loans from a property finance company lost his bid Wednesday to freeze assets held by its director's wife and his Spanish company, after an appeals court ruled the investor could not serve the application in Spain.
Five current and former partners at Slater Heelis Ltd. have hit back at Lawfront amid an ongoing dispute over their sale of the firm, telling a London court that the legal services group owes them £1.5 million ($2 million) under the deal.
TikTok has agreed to pay a £12.7 million ($17 million) fine for unlawfully processing children's personal data after a tribunal rejected its challenge to the data privacy regulator's power to impose the penalty, the watchdog said Thursday.
The former chief executive of ankle tag maker Big Technologies has sued the company for defamation amid an ongoing £320 million ($423 million) dispute over allegations she diverted company funds and hid her involvement with shareholders.
A D.C. federal magistrate judge has recommended granting Iraq's Ministry of Oil's petition seeking to enforce a $1.47 billion arbitral award it won against Turkey after the country violated a pipeline agreement, but the magistrate judge held off on endorsing a specific number Turkey must pay to Iraq.
An online auction platform has pushed back against EasyGroup's trademark claims over its branding, arguing that EasyGroup is entitled to damages only for a limited period when the platform used shortened versions of its name that it now acknowledges were infringing.
Jellycat has accused discount retailer Online Home Shop of selling knockoffs of its popular food-themed plush toys, the latest in a series of cases accusing rivals of confusing consumers with anthropomorphic toys.
