Apple can challenge a decision allowing part of a £3 billion ($4 billion) collective action over an alleged cloud storage monopoly to proceed, after a competition tribunal found Wednesday that the technology giant has a real prospect of succeeding on appeal.
Apple can challenge a decision allowing part of a £3 billion ($4 billion) collective action over an alleged cloud storage monopoly to proceed, after a competition tribunal found Wednesday that the technology giant has a real prospect of succeeding on appeal.
The Court of Appeal on Wednesday refused to let a former BDB Pitmans client challenge her fee agreement with the firm, ruling that the deal wasn't the kind of arrangement that would trigger statutory consumer protections.
A king's counsel has sued a former football agent in London for breach of contract five years after representing him in a shareholder dispute involving a sports media rights business.
An EU court annulled Meta's statutory designation as a "gatekeeper" for its Facebook Marketplace commerce platform on Wednesday, but upheld the designation for the Facebook owner's Messenger communication platform.
Dexia argued Wednesday at the start of a London trial that transactions it entered into with Italy's Comune di Torino to restructure the municipality's debt are valid and enforceable, in a dispute worth €400 million ($464 million).
The owner and manager of an oil tanker seized by Iran in the Strait of Hormuz told a court Wednesday that insurers should pay about $48 million for the ship, saying they did everything possible to recover it.
Rolls-Royce won permission on Wednesday to bring contempt proceedings against a software company boss who it alleges made false statements about his business' funding for a legal battle over a scrapped contract in which the carmaker won a €4.2 million ($4.87 million) judgment.
A London judge ruled Wednesday that HKA Global can sue a former executive in England over claims that he poached staff to help build a rival U.S. disputes consultancy, finding that his former contract required the dispute to be heard there.
A London appeals judge has upheld a ruling that a local council did not use allegations of bullying as an excuse to get rid of a former legal services employee who was a senior trade union representative.
Recent fraud allegations involving private credit borrowers raise compliance red flags for lenders, who must recognize that financial and collateral verification is an essential safeguard as failures in underwriting and monitoring infect the broader market, say Michael Bresnick at Venable and Brian Mich at Control Risks Group.
