Credit Suisse's English broker-dealer entity has reached a settlement in a $99 million claim brought by an investment company that had alleged it breached a prime brokerage agreement by unlawfully selling off shares in a South African mobile phone company.
Credit Suisse's English broker-dealer entity has reached a settlement in a $99 million claim brought by an investment company that had alleged it breached a prime brokerage agreement by unlawfully selling off shares in a South African mobile phone company.
A university apologized in a London court on Thursday to a major Hong Kong-based textile and clothing manufacturer for a report into apparel supply chains which linked some of the suppliers to human rights abuses against China's Uyghur minority and other groups.
An adviser to the European Union's top court said Thursday that three fraud suspects arrested in Ireland should not be extradited to the U.K. if they risk being jailed for earlier contempt of court charges.
The U.K. Information Commissioner's Office asked an appeals court Thursday to overturn a tribunal finding that pseudonymous information stolen from electronics retailer Dixons Carphone in a privacy breach was not covered by data protection rules.
An engineering consultancy has denied owing a construction company more than £12.4 million ($16.6 million) over allegedly flawed designs for a university's sports facility and pointed the finger at the design errors of an architectural firm and a subcontractor.
A trade body for Lloyd's of London has set up a committee to examine risks to the insurance sector from new forms of litigation, including those linked to "forever chemicals."
A London judge has blocked two men's claims against a Singaporean oil company's directors in a €143.8 million ($166.8 million) forgery and payment diversion case, but allowed part of their case against a man they allege controlled the company to continue.
A brake manufacturer has asked a London judge to nix a rival's patents and dismiss allegations that its repairs of existing brake calipers actually constituted a new product.
A female engineer has failed to convince an employment tribunal that defense supplier Leonardo was harassing and discriminating against women by allowing transgender individuals access to toilets based on their reassigned gender.
The chief executive of a lending company has settled his claim in a London court that a former business partner forced him to hand over shares in the company by inventing a fraud allegation.
Campaigners fighting for compensation over historical failings on payments of women's state pensions have scored a win after the government agreed to reconsider its decision not to create a redress program within 12 weeks.
