A new tribunal hearings center that opened in London in March cost £206 million ($278 million) — £164 million more than its original budget, figures given to Law360 show.
A new tribunal hearings center that opened in London in March cost £206 million ($278 million) — £164 million more than its original budget, figures given to Law360 show.
A law professor urged the Competition Appeal Tribunal on Tuesday to approve Google's proposed £260 million ($350 million) settlement of a claim over its app store commissions, arguing that it gives U.K. developers a fair and practical route to compensation.
Santander does not have to pay the £677 million ($912 million) that AXA lost when it deals with claims for wrongly sold payment protection insurance, as an appeals court said on Tuesday that an agreement to accept liability was not retrospective.
A power plant developer accused Santander of facilitating "cynical and heinous forum shopping" at the High Court on Tuesday, arguing the bank was acting as a "mouthpiece" for a building company seeking to avoid payment in a $90 million bond dispute.
A Dutch investment company is suing Saudi firm Lewa Trading Industry for €36 million ($41.5 million) for allegedly defaulting on a loan covering the obligations of plant-based supplement company Naylor Nutrition UK.
Aircraft lessors urged a London court Tuesday to throw out SpiceJet's defense to their $121 million claim for unpaid airplane rent, arguing that the Indian airline had no realistic chance of defending against it because the planes were grounded during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic.
A human resources software company is suing the government-funded National Heritage Memorial Fund after it lost out on a £325,000 ($438,000) contract to Workday when its bid was rejected as appearing "disproportionately low."
A manufacturer of plumbing fittings has defended the validity of its patent for a tool that joins pipework without welding amid its infringement claim against a distributor in a London court.
A London judge on Tuesday ordered two music promotion companies to pay £1.4 million ($1.8 million) to NoCopyrightSounds Ltd. as an interim sum in an ongoing licensing dispute, after the companies themselves acknowledged they still owed millions of dollars to the royalty-free music label.
The High Court's recent unusual decision in Hasbro v. Công to grant a panjurisdictional injunction shows that, in certain circumstances, a representative sample of online content may be used in a copyright dispute when a full review would be disproportionate, says Eloise Ryan at Shoosmiths.
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