A former private equity partner at Jones Day has been suspended from practicing for two years after a disciplinary tribunal concluded he was guilty of professional misconduct for instructing an IT manager to delete electronic evidence.
A former private equity partner at Jones Day has been suspended from practicing for two years after a disciplinary tribunal concluded he was guilty of professional misconduct for instructing an IT manager to delete electronic evidence.
A private investigator testified Monday that his signature had been forged on a witness statement in which he allegedly confessed to phone hacking, and which underpins privacy claims brought by Prince Harry, Elton John and other public figures against the Daily Mail's publisher.
Bank of India told a London court on Monday that jewelry magnate Nirav Modi has failed to pay it $10.7 million after he guaranteed to cover loans to his diamond company.
A solicitor has won the chance to block part of a complaint about his conduct from the Scottish Law Society as he proved that an adjudication panel might have "acted irrationally" when it allowed the matter to proceed.
Fresenius has urged a London judge to revoke three patents of its rival Millennium covering a popular treatment for inflammatory bowel disease, arguing that its dosing regimen and ingredients were nothing new as it plans to launch a biosimilar version.
An employment tribunal has ordered a manufacturer of sustainable water and energy systems to pay £30,792 ($41,330) to a warehouse operative, after finding he was wrongly fired over unfounded accusations that he was defrauding insurers to receive sick pay.
