Commercial Litigation UK Archive » June, 2025

Commercial Litigation UK - June, 2025

233 articles

• European Commission Loses Appeal Over Spanish Tax Break
• Tokio Marine Unit Hit In £46M Case Over Mayfair Development
• Microsoft Can Appeal IP Ruling In £270M Antitrust Case
• Stability AI Says Getty Has No Evidence For TM Claim
• Law Firm Settles Crypto Fraud Victim's Negligence Claim
• BHP Fails To Block Contempt Bid In £36B Dam Disaster Battle
• Ex-Consultant Wants £1.4M Over Botched Insurance Cover
• Restructuring Filings Surge Amid AI, Geopolitical Strains
• Qatar National Bank Beats £89M Claim Over Share Deal
• Manager Harassed By 'Old Knacker' Comment Wins £142K
• 90 More Players Set To Join FA Head Injury Claim
• Real Estate Boss Wins £115K For Unjustified Firing
• Travel Co. Must Pay £76K To Co-Founder Over Unfair Sacking
• Staley Fails To Overturn FCA Ban Over Epstein Ties
• EU Court Rules German Tax Deduction Not State Aid
• Vivienne Westwood Foundation Says It Owns Iconic Logo
• Ex-Employee Of MoD Supplier Denies Leaking Classified Info
• Porsche Parts Reseller Seeks Injunction In UK Antitrust Fight
• French Authorities Put Cork In 'Nero Champagne' TM Bid
• Ex-Trowers Pro Loses Disability Claim Over SRA Referral
• AstraZeneca Fights To Revive Diabetes Drug Patent Protection
• Getty Drops Key Copyright Claims From Landmark AI Case
• Key Takeaways As EU And UK Impose New Russia Sanctions
• Cargo Explosion Prompts $32M Va. Suit Amid London Claim
• Gazprom Must Pay $1.37B In Naftogaz Contract Fight
• Irwin Mitchell Can't Ax Pension Fraud Negligence Claim
• UK Farmers Seek Judicial Review Of Inheritance Tax Changes
• Solicitor Denies Inducing Trust To Invest £5.8m In His Firm
• VietJet Air Loses Bid To Ax $181M Plane Lease Dispute Ruling
• Fintech Accuses JP Morgan Of Waging 'Proxy War' In Greece
• Ex-Staffer Owes £20K After 'Messy Work' Bias Claim Fails
• Commercial Fraud Claims Shift To King's Bench, Report Finds
• Drilling Contractor Loses £9.9M Tax Case At UK Top Court
• Host Says GB News Fired Him For Calling Braverman A Racist
• Broker's Costs Cut By £3M Over 'Vague' Trade Secrets Case
• Law Firm Partner Denies Ignoring Signs Of £7M Client Fraud
• Fujitsu OK To Fire Staffer Accused Of Sexual Harassment
• Sandoz Latest To Seek Revocation Of AstraZeneca Patent
• Gateley Denies Housing Developer's Negligence Claim
• Real-World Views Fair Game In TM Disputes, Top Court Says
• App Exec Off Sick With Anxiety From Ukraine War Wins £30K
• Porsche Importer, Dealer Are Sued At CAT Over 'Reseller Ban'
• IBM Trims UK Whistleblower's Claim Of Mistreatment
• Trafigura Beats Dubai Bank Unit's 'Cynical' $21M Fraud Case
• AstraZeneca's £32M HQ Defect Claim Misguided, Fire Co. Says
• Luxembourg Lender Sues Urbas For €189M Over Unpaid Debt
• UK Basketball Clubs Sue Governing Body Over League Split
• Staffer Can't Ax Amazon's Defense To Russia Tech Sale Claim
• Investors Say Hargreaves Ignored Woodford Fund's Problems
• Dryrobe Claims Rival's Name Confuses Consumers At TM Trial
• Campaigners Agree Cost Cap In State Pension Redress Row
• AI-Driven Fake Evidence Could 'Play Havoc' In Legal Disputes
• Judge Faces Renewed Call For Probe For Bullying Litigants
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Digital Nomad Co. Seeks Annulment Of EU VAT Rules
• AstraZeneca Must Give University More Info In IP Rate Battle
• Reckitt Denies Ex-VP's £1M Claim, Cites Trade Secret Breach
• Energy Data Co. Can't Shut Off Info Supply To Rival
• Managers Blamed For £14M Overrun Win Unfair Firing Case
• BHP Sues Claimant Lawyers Amid £36B Dam Disaster Trial
• BBC Confronts AI Biz Perplexity Over Content Scraping
• Ex-MP Can't Stop £230K Payment To Times For Dropped Libel
• Shell Can Be Liable Over Oil Spill But 'Legal Barriers' Remain
• India Can't Block UAE Fund's $273M Metals Deal Arbitration
• E-Commerce Co. Denied 'Extraordinary' $40M Injunction
• Pro Bono Plan Aims To Make CAT Claims Accessible To All
• HMRC Cleared Of Forging Warrant To Seize £80M Mansion
• Chinese National's Job Rejection Tied To Security Clearance
• Trafigura Partly Blocks Changes To Gupta's $600M Defense
• AmTrust Wins Disclosure Appeal In £56M Claim-Funding Clash
• Royal Mail Must Rehire Postman Fired Over Parking Row
• Pension Trust Denies BCLP's £256K Office Damage Claim
• Google Suffers Setback In Bid To Overturn €4B Antitrust Fine
• Jurisdiction Up First In $1B Ukraine Bank Nationalization Case
• £20M Buybacks Weren't Mainly For Tax Benefit, UK Court Says
• William Hill Must Pay £68K To Exec Fired For Alleged Assault
• Intesa Sanpaolo Staffer Loses Bid For Reinstatement
• PE Firm Says Forfeiting Tycoon's €1.5M Investment Was Valid
• Tesco Fights Ruling On Workers' Equal Pay Claim
• Artist Defends 'Fishrot' Apology Spoof As Free Expression
• EU Court Affirms Decision To Publicize Pesticide Ingredients
• Sellafield Denies Breach In £18M Nuclear Diving Contract Case
• US Biotech Biz Says Rival's Gene Editing Patent Is Invalid
• Ex-Triton Exec Beats Post-Brexit Appeal To Nix Bias Claim
• Ex-Steel Exec Fights £574K Debt, Claims Unlawful Firing
• EasyGroup Appeals TM Loss To 'Easy Live' Auction Co.
• Ex-Georgian PM Says Credit Suisse Ignored £600M Fraud
• Geradin Partners Hires Top Lawyers For German Expansion
• Hat Co. Claims Rival's Dupes Caused 'Greenwashing' Gripe
• Ackroyd Denies A Duty To Warn On Failed £4.5M Property Deal
• HMRC Challenges Tax Treatment Of Partnership Awards
• Spiritual Org. Says Publisher's Amazon Sales Infringed IP
• Cuban Bank Hit Again With Offshore Fund's €71M Debt Claim
• Squire Patton Taps V&E For Partner On Construction Team
• Ex-Metro Bank Execs Win Bid To Cut Fines Over Listing Error
• Bratz Maker Beats Rival's £90M Claim Despite Antitrust Breach
• Mozambique Wins Bid To Add Safa Heirs In $1.9B Dispute
• Taxi Payment Business Accuses Ex-Director Of Copying App
• Ousted Food Biz Exec Wins Claim Over Cousin's Spying
• Investors Can Pursue Claim Over Essity Tissue Biz Sale
• Royalties Body Says Blur Drummer's Class Action Is 'Weak'
• Venom Singer Claims Copyright Over Band's Satanic Designs
• VTB Sues JPMorgan Over €17M Asset Sale Amid Sanctions
• Credit Suisse Life Fights $607M Liability To Ex-Georgian PM
• Norwich FC Staffer Unfairly Sacked Over Russell Brand Jokes
• Water Drainage Biz Sues UK Rival For Copying Rooftop Patent
• Decoding Arbitral Disputes: Prestige's Jurisprudential Legacy
• UK Businessman Defends Asset Transfer As Tax Strategy
• Baby-Clothes Maker Fights Amazon Ban In Bike Design Row
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Tecnimont Must Disclose Emails In €212M Bond Dispute
• Nexo Capital Settles $126M Crypto Contract Dispute
• Tribunal Says Sales Director Fired For Whistleblowing On Data
• Equality Act Fuels 'Grievance Culture,' Campaigners Say
• Tottenham Hotspur Sues Former Sponsor Ineos After Deal Exit
• Law Society Says UK Must Act As Employment Claims Grow
• Private Schools Lose Bid To Overturn VAT On Fees
• UK Investors Sue Cricket Team Owner Over Claimed Tax Fraud
• Anti-Piracy Firm Founder Denies Undermining Company
• Agent Can't Use Settlement Talks In Cardiff FC Contempt Case
• UK Crime Agency Seizes £1M Home From UK Politician
• Everbright Exec Testifies He Trusted Media Biz's Financial Info
• Pet Clothes Biz Says Rival Copied Medical Shirt Design
• Customs Missteps Don't Void VAT Exemption, ECJ Says
• Estate Agent Whistleblower Faces Conciliation Rule Challenge
• Lost Russian Jets Ruling Has Global Implications For Insurers
• Greeting Card Biz Exec's Firing Was Tied To £1 Share Grab
• Reed Smith Appoints New Head Of Its Frankfurt Office
• 10,000 Wilko Workers Win £2M Payout Over Consultation Fail
• Russia Must Face $5B Yukos Award Suit, DC Judge Rules
• Coinbase Loses 'Bad Faith' TM Clash With Rival At EU Court
• EuroChem Fights Banks Over €212M Bonds In Sanctions Row
• Academics Lose Bias Claim Over Gender-Critical Film
• UBS Sues Chelsea Group For $20.6M Over Greensill Deal
• Man Group Exec Loses Whistleblowing Retaliation Claim
• Ex-Yodel Director Can't Halt InPost Acquisition Transformation
• Accountant Gets Maternity Bias Payout Boosted To £32K
• Baklava Biz Denies Trying To Pass As Established Coffee Co.
• Michelle Mone-Linked PPE Firm Faces Trial Over £122M Deal
• Pogust Goodhead Denies Seladore's Bid For £2M Success Fee
• War Risk Insurers Held Liable For Jets Stranded In Russia
• UK Refiner Wins A Round In $200M EU Energy Tax Dispute
• Yukos Says $5B Russia Award Suit Must Proceed
• Innsworth Seeks Review Of £200M Mastercard Settlement Split
• Virgin Atlantic Beats Flight Attendant's Disability Bias Claims
• CMS Faces £10M Negligence Claim Over Investec Debt Advice
• Mass Litigation Could Cost UK Economy £18B, Report Warns
• DHL British Unit On Hook For £3M In Duties, Court Says
• Gambling Watchdog Faces Challenge To £70M Lottery Subsidy
• Greensill Says He Was Trapped In Katerra Restructuring Deal
• IBM Seeks £1.6M After Winning Reverse-Engineering Claim
• Apple, Sony Fight Class Reps Over New Legal Funding Deals
• Amazon Whistleblower Gets Second Shot At Unfair Firing Claim
• Gay Mexican Chef Harassed With Deportation Threats
• J&J Spinoff Had 'Shoddy' Process But Didn't Discriminate
• Lawyer Loses Bid To Ax 'Greedy' Label In $11B Ruling
• Gene-Editing Biotech Says Rivals Infringed CRISPR Patent
• Cosmetics Studios Sue Beazley Over COVID Business Losses
• PPE Agent Keeps Sheridans Case Alive After Fraud Settlement
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Dechert's Victory Over Hacking Suit
• Litigation-Funding Dispute Resumes Amid Uncertain Future
• Media Biz Chair Who Misled Investors Told To Buy Out Shares
• Physiotherapist Wins £20K After Boss Slashed Working Hours
• Lex Greensill Claims SoftBank Hid Deal With 'Code Of Silence'
• Investment Biz CEO Hit For £2.8M Over Exec's Drinks Loan
• Ex-Commerzbank Analyst Denies Faking Sex Assault Claims
• Daily Mail Defeats Green Industrialist's Abusive GDPR Claim
• Getty's 'Day Of Reckoning' Begins As Stability AI Trial Opens
• Phoenix Group Denies Cutting Ex-SunLife CEO's Pay By £9M
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Getty Case To Set Stage For AI Copyright Law
• Top EU Court Urged To OK IP Rates In Czech Hotel Music Row
• DAZN Loses Appeal Over Coupang FIFA Broadcast Deal
• Gov't To Face Judicial Review Over State Pension Redress
• Network Rail Worker Wins 2nd Shot At Disability Bias Claim
• NHS Contractor Faces Collapse After Failing To Find Buyer
• Court Rebukes Lawyers For Fake AI-Generated Citations
• Darts Champ Banned As Director Over Unpaid £450K Tax Bill
• Condé Nast Denies Pic Editor's Race Discrimination Claims
• Mental Health Moratorium Can't Stop Principal Debt Recovery
• UK Floats Legislative Fix For Virgin Media Pensions Case
• German Ruling Further Restrains Intra-EU Bilateral Arbitration
• Trading Biz Can't Short Circuit Trial Against Former GC
• Wetherspoons Harassed Manager Off Sick For Mental Health
• Antitrust Silk To Helm Tribunal's New Pro Bono Scheme
• Former Exec Must Pay £450K From Pension To Settle Debt
• Axiom Staffer Wins Claim Over Dismissals Amid Firm Collapse
• BHP Tries To Block Criminal Contempt Bid In £36B Dam Case
• Credit Suisse Says Greensill Deals Left $440M Debt Unpaid
• Bayer Contests Generics' Loss Claims In Xarelto Patent Fight
• Liverpool Defends Rejection Of Lime's Bid For E-Bike Contract
• TUI Denies Liability For Holidaymakers' Cape Verde Sickness
• UK Insurers Abusing Dishonesty Defense, Legal Body Warns
• Oligarch Can't Appeal Tossed $14B Asset-Stripping Claim
• JPMorgan Blocks VTB's Russian Case Over Frozen $156M
• Croatia Says $236M Intra-EU Award Can't Be Enforced
• Spain Pays $27M Renewable Energy Incentive Scheme Award
• DWF Argues Privacy Claim A Litigation Ploy At Trial
• VTB Bank Unit Beats 'Thinnest Possible' Corporate Raid Case
• SFO Reveals £21M Spent On Lawyers In ENRC Court Battles
• Billionaire Defends Asset Freeze Amid $415M Fraud Case
• Ex-Law Firm Director Denies Misusing Loan Amid Insolvency
• UK Mortgage 'Coercion' Ruling Raises Bank Liability Risk
• Consultancy Sues Ex-Director For £3.6M Over Client Poaching
• Ex-Amazon Warehouse Worker Scrapes Win Over Health Bias
• Pharma Biz Denies Infringing Rival's Blood Pressure Patent
• Chef Wins £13K After Hotel Missed Mental Health In Firing
• Knight Frank Can't Chuck Home REIT Fund's Conspiracy Case
• UK Bank Failed To Spot Coercion In Mortgage Case
• Irish Court Says US Co.'s Irish Units Not Owed Treaty Benefits
• Insurer Seeks £34M From Cigna For Missold PPI Complaints
• 3 Key Takeaways From The UK's Litigation Funding Review
• HS2 To Pay £319K Over Whistleblower's Exclusion
• SRA Accuses Solicitor Of 'Antisemitic' And 'Offensive' Tweets
• Ex-Managing Partner Loses Appeal To Ax £210K Costs Bill
• Pogust Goodhead Fired Staffer Over Conduct, Tribunal Finds
• Novartis Seeks To Block Rival's Generic Blood Pressure Drug
• NMC Health Fraud Was 'Systematic,' Administrator Testifies
• Media Biz Founder Sues BC Partners Unit Over €200M Bonus
• Mirror Accused Of Defaming Couple In 'Cancer Con' Articles
• Ex-Pandora Boss To Blame For His Own Tax Bill, Adviser Says
• Italy Gets €190M Offshore Energy Award Nixed
• UK Gov't Backs Legal Tech To Modernize Dispute Resolution
• UK Threatens To Sue Abramovich Over Chelsea FC Sale
• Tennis Coach Loses Sex Bias Claim Over Photo Shoot  
• Remote Workers Take German Tax Case To EU's Top Court
• Ex-Law Firm Boss Loses 2nd Bid For Solicitor Reinstatement
• Construction Biz Seeks £12M Over Defective Roof Designs
• Citizens Advice Staffer Loses Data Fraud, Race Claim
• Petrofac Creditors Challenge $355M Rescue Deal On Appeal
• BBC Wins Bid To Amend Libel Defense In Tory Donor Case
• Gov't Told To Pass Law To Overturn PACCAR Funding Ruling
• Ginmaker Denies Imitating Winery Nyetimber's Label Design