Lawyers running a rugby players' concussion group litigation must provide clarity over who will lead the case to trial, a London judge said at a hearing Tuesday as he granted another conditional reprieve over failures to disclose medical records.
Lawyers running a rugby players' concussion group litigation must provide clarity over who will lead the case to trial, a London judge said at a hearing Tuesday as he granted another conditional reprieve over failures to disclose medical records.
Lawfront has hit back at five current and former partners of Slater Heelis amid an ongoing feud over its acquisition of the firm, doubling down on its claim that the lawyers owe £4.6 million ($6.1 million) under the sale.
Glencore has alleged that Prax Lindsey Oil Refinery misled it into supplying more than $236 million of crude oil through repeated assurances of its solvency that the trader says were false, according to a High Court claim that was recently made public.
BNP Paribas urged a London judge Tuesday to enforce a debt of more than 436 million United Arab Emirates dirhams ($118.7 million) that is allegedly owed by an oil company owner under an Emirati judgment, arguing that he does not have a real chance of successfully defending against its claim.
Two Chinese investment companies have sued a developer for £2.4 million ($3.2 million), alleging that he defaulted on a repayment plan brokered over WeChat after his property business fell into liquidation.
The owner of an events venue in southwest England has sued a Live Nation subsidiary for more than £1 million ($1.34 million) after the promoter allegedly failed to properly market shows before walking away from a five-year deal after just one year.
The government told a court Tuesday that a claim from Bouygues (UK) Ltd. alleging that the Department for Education unfairly evaluated its bid for a share of an estimated £18.5 billion ($24.6 billion) school construction program was brought two days too late.
A London court said Tuesday that insurance firm HDI is liable for the cost of repairing a "floppy" wall at a house in southern England, ruling that the damage dates back to a storm 12 years ago.
Invoice finance lender 4Syte has sued fellow invoice finance provider eCapital for £4 million ($5.3 million), alleging it deliberately concealed fraudulent activity by six borrowers before they were transferred to 4Syte.
LGBTQ+ outlet PinkNews has fought back against copyright infringement claims from a popular beauty TikTok influencer, arguing that viewers clicked on its videos to hear one of its journalists review her procedures alongside other treatments.
The founder of a travel accessories maker accusing Boots of infringing its design for a travel pillow insisted that his company's product was the "next stage" for consumer comfort, as he gave evidence in the trial on Tuesday.
The Court of Appeal's recent decision in Houssein v. London Credit Ltd. offers guidance for borrowers and lenders on determining what is required to stop contractual interest from accruing on a secured loan and whether a default interest provision amounts to an unenforceable penalty, say lawyers at Reed Smith.
