Lawyers representing app developers suing Apple in a £785 million ($1 billion) group action accused the tech giant of trying to strangle the action by asking for "an oppressive level of disclosure" in a London antitrust tribunal Monday.
Lawyers representing app developers suing Apple in a £785 million ($1 billion) group action accused the tech giant of trying to strangle the action by asking for "an oppressive level of disclosure" in a London antitrust tribunal Monday.
The U.K.'s top court ruled Monday that the courts of England and Wales may have jurisdiction to set a fair licensing rate for Tesla to use InterDigital-owned patents that Avanci offers as part of its 5G vehicle pool.
The U.K. Supreme Court ruled Monday that Bahrain cannot invoke state immunity to block personal injury claims by two dissidents who allege the country infected their computers with surveillance software while they were living in London.
An insurance company can't rely on an earlier test case to extend limits for seeking restitution on taxes paid on dividends because the test case has since been overruled, the U.K.'s top court ruled Monday.
Google has settled a price-comparison company's claim that the technology giant abused its dominance in the online search market by steering users away from the rival's website and toward Google's own comparison-shopping service, a London tribunal said Monday.
A U.K. appeals court upheld the Financial Conduct Authority's decision to ban a company director and pensions adviser from the financial services sector but reduced the watchdog's penalty assessment, holding Monday that fines should be proportionate to harm caused.
A London appeals court on Monday refused to increase Lufthansa's payout for Panasonic's infringement of an in-seat power supply patent, ruling that the invention was not the sole profit generator for its opponent.
The operator of the 24 Hours of Le Mans sports car race told a London court on Monday that a watch seller infringed its trademarks by selling watches under the "Le Mans" name to capitalize on the world-renowned endurance race.
BMS Group has denied colluding with Howden Group's former head of power to poach its client, arguing the insurance group drove the client away itself by going into competition with it in the U.S. retail insurance market space.
Louise Freeman, Covington's co-chair of commercial litigation, discusses how she combines a longer-term outlook with a fast-paced approach, the challenges of representing clients from six different jurisdictions, and why junior lawyers need to be ready to adapt and pivot to where the work is.
