A celebrity "would be likely to commit suicide" if ITN and The Guardian published an investigation which accuses the star of using his status to sexually harass and exploit young women, his lawyers told a London court on Tuesday.
A celebrity "would be likely to commit suicide" if ITN and The Guardian published an investigation which accuses the star of using his status to sexually harass and exploit young women, his lawyers told a London court on Tuesday.
The organizer of a technology conference has denied liability for Stephen Fry's fall from a stage at the O2 Arena in London, arguing that it was not responsible for the stage design and that the actor had failed to take sufficient care for his own safety.
A committee that represents victims of a dam disaster has sought permission to appeal against a ruling that prevents it from replacing Pogust Goodhead before a damages trial against BHP, saying the decision leaves the claimants unable to choose who represents them.
A Florida federal magistrate judge Tuesday ordered President Donald Trump to sit for a deposition in his $10 billion defamation suit against the BBC over the broadcaster's documentary on the 2021 attack on the U.S. Capitol.
The administrators of class action services provider Goal Group have sued BDO for $30 million, alleging the auditor negligently failed to detect that the company was counting proceeds from clients' claims as revenue, ultimately causing its collapse.
Amazon can approach sellers for evidence to fight a £2.7 billion ($3.6 million) class action over alleged competition abuses, but a tribunal said the technology giant must inform them that refusing to cooperate will not jeopardize their business relationship.
A potential group claim against St. James's Place PLC, the U.K.'s largest wealth manager, has secured funding from a specialist litigation funder, law firm Robertson Pugh Associates said Tuesday.
Two freight operators have challenged Network Rail's £5.5 million ($7.3 million) claim over a train derailment in Wales that caused a major oil spill and serious environmental damage, blaming each other and others for maintenance failures.
An in-flight retail services provider has sued a technology company for more than £4.3 million ($5.7 million), alleging defective battery-powered hardware designed to provide in-flight Wi-Fi on easyJet planes repeatedly failed despite attempts to fix it.
Insurance firm QBE isn't liable to compensate a man who had a stroke after a bouncer held him in a headlock outside a bar, a London appeals court ruled Tuesday.
Insurance broker James Hallam has lost its bid to strike out an £8 million ($10.7 million) claim from a restaurant group over COVID-19 losses, as a London judge gave the business a month to amend its case.
A Turkish coffee maker claimed Tuesday that a London dessert chain deliberately exploited its 150-year reputation by using a similar name and branding to mislead customers into believing the businesses were connected.
Four biosimilar drugmakers have asked a London judge to revoke a slew of Takeda patents covering its blockbuster drug for inflammatory bowel ailments such as Crohn's disease, arguing that its dosage and makeup were obvious.
A renewable energy investment fund has denied energy company Enviromena's claim for £2.8 million ($3.7 million) in grid connection costs, arguing that Enviromena wrongly opted for a more expensive connection route to ensure the solar project was completed quicker.
