Lawyers pursuing a £400 million ($542 million) million collective action against rail operator Govia Thameslink must appoint a new class representative and secure funding by July or the claim will be decertified, the Competition Appeal Tribunal said Wednesday.
Lawyers pursuing a £400 million ($542 million) million collective action against rail operator Govia Thameslink must appoint a new class representative and secure funding by July or the claim will be decertified, the Competition Appeal Tribunal said Wednesday.
A business intelligence company agreed on Wednesday to disclose to Oleg Deripaska the source of an allegedly forged report that the Russian oligarch's former business partner used in a bitter legal dispute between the two men.
A Danish wind farm company cannot claim tax relief on pre-development costs for building wind farms, Britain's top court held Wednesday, ruling that the costs are not sufficiently connected to the provision of plants and machinery.
A director of an ailing gold mining company has denied breaching an agreement to pay more than £17.5 million ($23.7 million) for shares in another mining business, arguing that he didn't have to pay because the price had not been determined.
An aircraft lessor and a reinsurer have reached a settlement to pause part of a multimillion-dollar dispute over a plane stranded in Russia after the invasion of Ukraine, while the wider case continues.
A font designer told a London appeals court Wednesday that a judge wrongly struck out her claim against a type foundry for unpaid royalties as an abuse of process, arguing she was entitled to bring the case after settling earlier copyright litigation with the company.
A group of companies specializing in sustainable cups has sued a competitor, accusing it of infringing its marks in branding for its reusable cups and misusing its trade secrets to poach clients.
Centrica's activities in a North Sea natural gas field amount to oil extraction, and therefore the company is liable for corporate tax bills totaling £5.3 million ($7.2 million) under the rules governing energy taxation, according to a London tribunal.
The former director of a defunct U.K. company is on the hook for taxes and penalties after he failed to report a canceled debt to tax authorities, a U.K. court ruled Wednesday.
Romania has been hit with a third sanctions by a D.C. federal judge for its "continued defiance" of discovery requests aimed at enforcing a near 13-year-old arbitral award worth more than $331 million, bringing the total amount billed by the court up to $21 million.
Recent subpoenas to Adidas and Hilton deployed in Blasket Renewables v. Spain, pending in D.C. federal court, show arbitration award recovery to be a disciplined exercise in constructing visibility, applying pressure and sequencing procedural advantage, says Josep Galvez at 4-5 Gray's Inn Square.
