A software engineer has sued BitMEX, alleging that the cryptocurrency exchange and trading platform founded by Reform UK donor Ben Delo sold him unlicensed crypto-derivatives, leading to losses of more than £10 million ($13.2 million).
A software engineer has sued BitMEX, alleging that the cryptocurrency exchange and trading platform founded by Reform UK donor Ben Delo sold him unlicensed crypto-derivatives, leading to losses of more than £10 million ($13.2 million).
A City lawyer denied on Wednesday that he was a shadow director at British Home Stores prior to its collapse, insisting at a London court that his only role was to "advise and assist."
The wife of six-time world heavyweight champion Mike Tyson told a court Wednesday that she did not hand an online casino a "blank check" to use his name as part of a $2 million promotional deal, criticizing the company's marketing efforts as "amateur hour."
The BBC asked a Florida federal court to convene a hearing on whether President Donald Trump should be forced to sit for a deposition, saying he's not following through with obligations in his $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the broadcaster over a documentary on the January 2021 U.S. Capitol attack.
Palantir said Wednesday that it has settled its legal claim alleging that the London mayor's policing office unlawfully blocked the Metropolitan Police from awarding the data analytics company a £50 million ($66 million) software contract.
Sportsbook software company Altenar lobbed antitrust complaints against sports technology giant Sportradar in the European Union and United Kingdom on Wednesday, alleging that Sportradar is illegally blocking access to the essential data behind live odds during games.
A Swiss commodities trader and its Dutch owner argued in a London court Wednesday that the company should not be sanctioned for trading in Russian oil, saying the decision was irrational because it had only traded on international commodities markets.
A real estate lender has sued Colliers for at least £5 million ($7 million), accusing the building consultancy of providing fraudulent and dishonest reports that induced it to provide loan facilities to a construction company for two developments.
A recent Law Commission consultation has put a spotlight on how current leasehold law complicates commercial property transactions, and while the proposed reforms will likely be small, they would provide landlords and tenants with a greater degree of certainty, say lawyers at Wilsons Solicitors.
