The widow of shipbuilding magnate Iskandar Safa urged an appeals court Thursday to overturn a ruling allowing Mozambique to add her to its bribery case after the country secured a $1.9 billion damages award, arguing that any claim against her belongs in Lebanon.
The widow of shipbuilding magnate Iskandar Safa urged an appeals court Thursday to overturn a ruling allowing Mozambique to add her to its bribery case after the country secured a $1.9 billion damages award, arguing that any claim against her belongs in Lebanon.
A former Goldman Sachs compliance officer has won £1.45 million ($1.93 million) after the investment bank discriminated against him by sacking him while he was on paternity leave.
Hasbro has convinced judges at the High Court to order the makers of a YouTube cartoon series called Wolfoo to remove every piece of infringing content linked to the cartoon from its popular YouTube channel, after the court found that it copied thousands of sound effects from Peppa Pig.
Charles Russell Speechlys LLP will get £47,000 ($63,220) in legal costs from a former Premier League footballer client now barred from suing the firm again, according to a court order.
French technology consultant Sopra Steria has filed the latest in a string of legal challenges against the U.K. government over its failed bid to secure a £1 billion ($1.3 billion) HR systems contract.
Online payment company QuidPay on Thursday won its bid to get back funds worth more than $12 million held by a fintech platform, with a London judge finding the platform could not hold the funds as a reserve after contracts were terminated.
ICBC Standard Bank has settled a hacking claim with a client company that alleged the lender transferred €795,000 ($912,000) from the client's account on the instructions of an imposter impersonating the company's director.
A financial technology company has accused a former executive of misusing its confidential information while still an employee to build a competing platform, as it asked a London court to declare it the owner of the new business.
British oil company Perenco is entitled to tax allowances of £39 million ($52.5 million) on the purchase of BP oilfields even though it agreed to sell part of the sites to Premier Oil days later, a London tribunal ruled, rejecting a challenge by HM Revenue & Customs.
A developer has won a second chance to challenge a £273,000 ($368,000) award to its former director after persuading a tribunal that its prior solicitor at Gunnercooke failed to notify the company of the remedy hearing.
The Unified Patent Court’s recent appeal decision in Kodak v. Fujifilm, confirming that the UPC may exercise jurisdiction over non-UPC patent designations, creates opportunities for patentees to pursue claims involving both UPC and non-UPC designations before a single forum, say lawyers at Morgan Lewis.
