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Commercial Litigation UK
Commercial Litigation Law360 UK provides breaking news and analysis on business disputes in the U.K. and Europe. Coverage includes developments in commercial cases in U.K. and European courts, as well as policy issues and court rulings that affect litigation procedures, including class actions, litigation funding arrangements and case management.
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Latest News in Commercial Litigation UK
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October 20, 2021
EU Court Tosses Airline's Challenge Of Air Berlin Deals
The European Union's General Court rejected challenges on Wednesday to easyJet and Lufthansa's purchases of assets from an insolvent Air Berlin, finding that enforcers did not have to consider the individual routes flown by the defunct carrier when authorizing the deals.
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October 20, 2021
Apple Argues 3G Patent Not Essential In Patent Appeal
Apple Inc. urged an English appellate court on Wednesday to overturn a finding that a patent for 3G wireless devices the technology giant is accused of infringing is essential to telecommunications standards.
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October 20, 2021
UK Gov't Gets OK For Conditional Deal Before Vodafone Trial
The U.K. government won tentative permission Wednesday to draw up a £184 million ($254.4 million) contract with Japan's Fujitsu over the running of a secure communications channel ahead of a trial with Vodafone over the bidding process.
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October 20, 2021
London Tribunal Wrongly Shifted Burden Of Proof In Job Suit
A tribunal made a mistake when it decided that an electronics manufacturer had the burden to prove it had not unfairly dismissed an employee because of his manager's disability, an appellate judge ruled Wednesday.
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October 20, 2021
SocGen Faces Nepotism Allegations In Lebanese Forex Suit
The Lebanese branch of Societe Generale will face allegations of nepotism, favoritism and corruption over its approval of money transfers outside the country after a client won permission Wednesday to flesh out a £3 million ($4.1 million) High Court lawsuit.
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