Nine Lloyd's insurers are trying to avoid covering the criminal defense costs of two former Petrofac executives ahead of their bribery trial in October, arguing that the executives failed to disclose matters relating to their alleged offenses as part of their directors' and officers' insurance.
Nine Lloyd's insurers are trying to avoid covering the criminal defense costs of two former Petrofac executives ahead of their bribery trial in October, arguing that the executives failed to disclose matters relating to their alleged offenses as part of their directors' and officers' insurance.
An engineering firm has hit back at a $17 million claim over alleged design defects at a Google data center, accusing the company that hired it of passing on "overvalued" settlements arising from project delays.
Indian budget airline SpiceJet is being sued for $12 million by an aviation leasing company, which claims the carrier missed multiple payments for two jet engines and returned them in poor condition.
An engineering company has told a London court that it is not responsible for £2.5 million ($3.4 million) in costs stemming from delays to a property development, arguing that construction was frustrated by bad subcontractors and incomplete surveys.
A distributor has denied infringing an opponent's patent for a tool that joins pipework without welding, telling a London court that it has not sold any goods that reproduce the protected invention.
The Employment Appeal Tribunal has ruled that a hotel staffer fired after 18 days on the job should get another chance at being paid while he pursues his whistleblowing claim, and the court endorsed new guidance setting a "high bar" for success for a growing number of interim relief applications.
A technology specialist at the Ministry of Justice is set to become chief executive of England and Wales' court operator, after recently overseeing efforts to improve digital growth across the U.K. justice system.
