A group of insurers on Monday defeated claims seeking up to €580 million ($682 million) to repair damage to the Nord Stream gas pipelines, as a London judge ruled that the explosions in 2022 were an act of war arising from the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
A group of insurers on Monday defeated claims seeking up to €580 million ($682 million) to repair damage to the Nord Stream gas pipelines, as a London judge ruled that the explosions in 2022 were an act of war arising from the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
The founder of a tap sales and installation company has sued Britvic for £3.6 million ($4.8 million), alleging that the soft drinks maker deliberately mismanaged the business after acquiring it to avoid earnout payments agreed in the sale.
Bang & Olufsen is being sued at the competition tribunal by a procurement and logistics business, which claims the Danish premium electronics maker unlawfully restricted competition by instructing authorized dealers to refuse sales to customers who use the company as their purchasing agent.
A bid by a subsidiary of Johnson & Johnson to revoke a U.S. government patent covering a treatment for a rare form of blood cancer will go to trial in March, a London judge ruled Monday.
A British yoga equipment business has sued a competitor alleging it infringed its copyright for a yoga mat design, saying the competitor ripped off the graphic design and product description text.
A London appeals court ruled in favor of three alternative education providers appealing HMRC's denial of a value-added tax exemption for their services, saying Monday that lower tribunals used the wrong test to determine if the exemption applied.
Drivers of London black cabs argued on Monday that they could not have brought their claim of unlawful means conspiracy against Uber any earlier because they did not have sufficient information to allege fraud.
Britain's employment tribunals have expanded the judicial functions that legal officers can carry out under the supervision of an employment judge as the system continues to grapple with rising numbers of claims.
Victoria Pigott, chair of Mishcon Private at Mishcon de Reya, discusses the challenges of lengthy multijurisdictional matters, how artificial intelligence helps lawyers deliver better outcomes for clients, and why curiosity is an essential skill for those joining the legal profession.
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