A £5 billion ($6.7 billion) collective action against Sony opens on Tuesday in a trial that lawyers say will provide a crucial indication of how the Competition Appeal Tribunal will analyze claims of market abuse against Big Tech companies.
A £5 billion ($6.7 billion) collective action against Sony opens on Tuesday in a trial that lawyers say will provide a crucial indication of how the Competition Appeal Tribunal will analyze claims of market abuse against Big Tech companies.
Former hedge fund boss Crispin Odey will attempt to overturn his financial services ban on Tuesday, in a legal challenge that experts say will test the Financial Conduct Authority's ability to sanction executives for allegedly private conduct.
A fashion retail entrepreneur cannot sue an insurance broker as part of a wider negligence case against a law firm over the collapse of his fashion brands Jaeger and Aquascutum, with a London judge ruling that he must keep the total number of defendants at 19.
Travel software giant Sabre International has hit back at a claim that it unlawfully refused to buy a Turkish travel-booking company's shares in a joint venture for $14.5 million in a dispute over an erroneous date in an option agreement.
The former Russian subsidiary of Baker Hughes has sued the U.K. arm of the energy business, seeking to enforce a $16 million Moscow judgment over unpaid bills for commercial and technical services.
A subsidiary of an international private investment company said at a London court Monday that a Vietnamese budget airline should pay it further damages resulting from failing to return leased planes on time, resulting in lost rental income.
A pensions provider has sued a group of insurers for failing to indemnify it for payouts to hundreds of investors, asking the court to restore the £35 million ($47 million) annual liability limits of its policies once the sum had been paid out in claims.
A British signwriting service has accused a former project manager of copying technical drawings made for Starbucks and using them to help his new employer hijack multiple projects, costing it more than £2 million ($2.7 million).
A property fund's appeal against the U.K. tax authority's decision to reject its claim to £5.2 million ($6.96 million) in tax relief for the cost of renovating a hotel near London Luton Airport was dismissed by a London tribunal, which said the matter was already decided.
