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By Robbie Kalus
Almost 40 insurers have asked a London court to rule that they need not indemnify agricultural giant Syngenta against thousands of lawsuits because the company has never admitted that one of its products causes Parkinson's disease.
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By Tom Fish
Serica said Monday that its £146 million ($197 million) offer for rival oil producer Pharos Energy is "final" an...(read more)
By Eddie Beaver
A London court ruled Friday that an Azerbaijani state-owned oil company can pursue claims in England against the...(read more)
Gunnercooke has denied costing a family £4.7 million ($6.3 million) by bungling a settlement reached in the wake of their bankruptcies over a £245 million fraud against HBOS, arguing that the deal reflected what it was instructed to do.
By Alex Davidson
The Financial Conduct Authority said Monday that the first five companies it solely regulates have joined its scale-up unit for tailored growth support as it identifies shortcomings in how some sectors manage expansion, including in their use of artificial intelligence.
By Joel Poultney
A group of 11 British health and beauty clinics has accused two Lloyd's of London insurance syndicates managed by Beazley of allegedly failing to pay out for business interruption losses they claim to have suffered during the COVID-19 pandemic.
By Ronan Barnard
The former chief executive of London Capital & Finance failed to have his six-month prison term for breaching a restraint order reduced on Friday when a London appellate court said it could "find no fault" with the sentence.
The Financial Conduct Authority said Friday it is applying increased scrutiny to some businesses it registers for anti-money laundering purposes amid growing concerns that their weak internal controls allow financial crime.
Cooke Young & Keidan has defeated a £20 million ($27 million) professional negligence counterclaim brought by a former client in a row over the firm's demand for fees that arose from its representation of the businessman in his legal dispute with a bank.
Litigation funder Innsworth Capital has dropped its arbitration claim against Walter Merricks over his decision to settle the Mastercard swipe fees case for £200 million ($270 million), clearing the way for compensation to be distributed to consumers.
By Jamie Lennox
The University of Cambridge said Thursday that it is investigating the credentials of a professor who has resigned following allegations of plagiarism in his academic work.
The U.K. government issued fresh sanctions against Russia on Thursday, targeting 19 entities including banks, shadow fleet tankers and companies that import rare metals used for producing military equipment.
By Marialuisa Taddia
Legal AI companies are pouring money into sponsorship deals with elite sports teams and celebrity ambassadors as they race to establish themselves as leading brands before the crowded market consolidates around a handful of winners, marketing experts say.
Google will face an estimated £5 billion ($7 billion) opt-out class action over allegations it inflated search advertising prices, as the Competition Appeal Tribunal ruled Wednesday that the case can proceed on behalf of almost 900,000 U.K. advertisers.
By Ashish Sareen
Cleary has sued a holding company in the Atalian Global Services group after representing it in the proposed 2022 sale of the facilities management giant to private equity firm Clayton Dubilier & Rice LLC.