A London court ruling that major insurers must compensate aircraft lessors for planes seized by Russia will provide useful support for companies seeking repayments for assets stranded in conflict zones with little probability of their return.
A London court ruling that major insurers must compensate aircraft lessors for planes seized by Russia will provide useful support for companies seeking repayments for assets stranded in conflict zones with little probability of their return.
Home goods retailer Wilko will pay a total of £2 million ($2.7 million) to more than 10,000 former staff whom it failed to properly consult about redundancies before it went bust in 2023, trade union GMB announced Thursday.
A judge ruled Thursday that a football transfer agent and two of his family members cannot use without-prejudice communications in contempt proceedings brought by Cardiff City football team in a legal battle over the transfer of a player killed in a plane crash.
The National Crime Agency said Thursday it has recovered a property worth in excess of £1 million ($1.36 million) in connection with a long-running money laundering investigation following an ownership dispute with the former lord mayor of Leeds.
An executive of the Chinese financial services firm Everbright testified Thursday that a sports media rights business was portrayed as "well performing" before a joint venture acquired a majority stake, only to later discover its financial health was allegedly inflated.
Three U.K.-based investors in an Indian Premier League cricket team are seeking £10 million ($13.6 million) in damages from the club's owner, claiming in a London court that he duped them over the tax implications of selling their shares in his business.
The founder of an anti-piracy technology company has pushed back on claims that he made disparaging comments about the business to clients and misused its confidential information when he departed.
A Dutch company that makes shirts for pets to wear after treatment has launched legal proceedings against a U.K. rival for allegedly infringing its copyright by selling a range of shirts "highly similar" to its own pet recovery garments.
A horse owner can still claim a value-added tax exemption if she was merely negligent, rather than deceitful, in failing to declare her horses with Swedish customs officials, the European Court of Justice held Thursday.
An estate agency asked a London appellate court on Thursday to rule that a former employee could not bring whistleblowing claims because she did not go through a conciliation process first, arguing that conciliation was mandatory.
An Employment Tribunal has ruled that a co-founder and long-time managing director of a greeting card business was unfairly dismissed in a calculated and premeditated move by its new majority owners at a private investment firm.
Reed Smith LLP said Thursday that it has appointed debt finance specialist Oliver Hahnelt as the managing partner of its office in Frankfurt following the departure of its previous incumbent.
