The founder of Rosenblatt Solicitors has sued Simon Cowell in London, alleging that the music mogul failed to pay him a cut of a confidential 2025 deal under a contract "written on a napkin" over dinner.
The founder of Rosenblatt Solicitors has sued Simon Cowell in London, alleging that the music mogul failed to pay him a cut of a confidential 2025 deal under a contract "written on a napkin" over dinner.
The owner of a portfolio of professional football clubs won an injunction on Wednesday to block the administrators of one of his companies from selling off a stake of approximately £24 million ($33.5 million) in Brazil's Botafogo that he claims is his.
Workers treated unfairly because they work part-time need not prove that their part-time status was the sole reason they were mistreated, Britain's top court ruled on Wednesday. Correction: An initial version of this story misstated the justices' decision. The error has been corrected.
A subsidiary of Libya's sovereign wealth fund has sued a London fund manager, seeking information about suspected third-party commission payments in connection with a $50 million investment it made.
More than 60 franchisees have settled their £85 million ($115 million) London claim against Vodafone over the telecommunications company allegedly making arbitrary decisions to cut commission, issue excessive fines and depress government financial support to business owners.
Indian metals tycoon Prateek Gupta has partly convinced an appeals court to delay acknowledging an almost $7 million fraud claim brought by a commodities trader pending the outcome of a jurisdictional challenge at the U.K. Supreme Court.
The executive chairman of MSC Cruises has asked a London court to block an American tech entrepreneur's sexual misconduct suit, arguing that her case violates a non-disclosure agreement they signed during business talks.
An Edinburgh appeals judge has ordered a tribunal to reconsider a hotel worker's bid to have his contract reinstated ahead of his whistleblowing claim, ruling that an earlier tribunal failed to correctly determine whether he was entitled to the relief.
An employment tribunal has ruled that HSBC UK Bank discriminated against a former employee by refusing to provide her with a working printer to use at home.
The recent U.K. Supreme Court ruling in Drelle v. Servis-Terminal that an unrecognized and unregistrable foreign judgment may found a bankruptcy petition presents a real risk for debtors, who could find themselves facing insolvency proceedings with very little warning, say lawyers at Dechert.
