Mercedes-Benz told a London court Monday that it owes nothing to customers who bought cars fitted with "emissions defeat devices," arguing that motorists had not suffered any losses.
Mercedes-Benz told a London court Monday that it owes nothing to customers who bought cars fitted with "emissions defeat devices," arguing that motorists had not suffered any losses.
The founder and former chief executive of collapsed FTSE 100 hospital operator NMC knowingly participated in a multibillion-dollar fraud, an Abu Dhabi court has ruled, setting $5.4 billion as the starting point for assessing how much they must pay.
A political donor and businessman said at a London libel trial that the BBC had wrongly accused him of possibly knowingly being involved in business deals in Nepal that involved corrupt payments to secure the favor of an oligarch connected to the country's Maoist ruling party.
A mining company can't escape paying a broker a $2.25 million fee for working to secure funding for a gold mine, after an appeals court held Monday that the broker did enough to earn the fee.
A financial adviser is suing his former business partner for allegedly concealing a scheme to inflate employees' salaries to help them secure mortgages before selling his stakes in the two men's businesses to the adviser for £2.5 million ($3.4 million).
Jellycat has rejected claims by Hamleys of London that plush toys featuring anthropomorphic features were already commonplace in the market, arguing that shoppers in the U.K. would immediately connect the look to its own branding.
The former chief executive of golf performance app Clippd has accused the startup of breaking a deal to protect his stake by firing him without notice and stripping him of shares worth up to $10 million.
Litigation investor Henderson & Jones has sued the former director of a property company for £1 million ($1.3 million), alleging he took out a COVID-19 business interruption loan that contributed to the property developer becoming insolvent.
Paul Mesquitta, head of the London litigation practice group at Morgan Lewis, discusses the importance of leading by example, how the Russia-Ukraine war has created unprecedented complexity in insurance litigation, and why it is important to engage with clients on a personal level.
