Britain's highest court revived on Wednesday Denmark's £56 million ($74 million) fraud claim against an English broker that arose from the wide-ranging cum-ex tax refund scandal, overturning a ruling that the dispute had already been resolved in earlier proceedings.
Britain's highest court revived on Wednesday Denmark's £56 million ($74 million) fraud claim against an English broker that arose from the wide-ranging cum-ex tax refund scandal, overturning a ruling that the dispute had already been resolved in earlier proceedings.
Portfolio managers at hedge fund BlueCrest Capital Management LLP should be taxed as employees rather than partners under the U.K.'s salaried member rules, the U.K.'s top court ruled Wednesday.
Shareholders in a sports investment firm that indirectly owns an Indian cricket club allege the business is forcing them to sell their shares for £1 ($1.32) each, saying it breached company rules by allowing its managing partner to invest in the U.S. National Cricket League.
A group of businesses, including hotels and spas in the U.K. and Europe, cannot rectify an insurance contract agreed to with Generali that would ultimately help them recover approximately €160 million ($182 million) in business interruption losses from the COVID-19 pandemic, a court has ruled.
A European court ruled on Wednesday that Sandoz couldn't stop a supplements seller from registering "Aryuna" as a trademark, as shoppers wouldn't think its Armunia-branded birth control pills were somehow linked to the rival's medicinal herbs.
A British brewery has rejected claims that selling gin under its "Titanic" label encroached on a distillery's business, arguing that it had been using the branding for decades before the rival business was founded.
Generics drugmaker Stada has asked a London judge to clear the way for it to launch a generic version of Novartis' blockbuster heart failure treatment called Entresto by nixing several of the pharmaceutical giant's patents.
Germany cannot create a fictitious step in the journey of shipped goods and therefore deny a tax exemption to a chemical distribution firm because a transport document is missing, a European Union court said Wednesday.
Green industrialist Dale Vince has lost his bid to recast Reform UK Deputy Leader Richard Tice's social media post accusing him of supporting Hamas as a factual allegation, as an appeals court on Wednesday upheld a ruling that the allegedly defamatory post was an expression of opinion.
