The Competition Appeal Tribunal ruled on Thursday that Apple abused its dominant position by charging developers excessive and unfair commissions for purchases made via its app store, the first major win for consumers taking part in the U.K.'s class action regime.
The Competition Appeal Tribunal ruled on Thursday that Apple abused its dominant position by charging developers excessive and unfair commissions for purchases made via its app store, the first major win for consumers taking part in the U.K.'s class action regime.
A barrister has sued legal commentator Dan Neidle and his think tank for £8 million ($10.6 million), accusing the former Clifford Chance partner of engaging in a vendetta against him, according to court filings that have now been made public.
The financial services regulator has launched legal action against a Chinese cryptocurrency exchange, accusing the trading platform of unlawfully promoting crypto assets in the U.K.
The Court of Appeal refused Thursday to revive six Adidas trademarks protecting the position of its famous three-stripes logo, marking another loss for the sportswear brand in its long-running battle with fashion designer Thom Browne.
Broadcom Inc. has hit back at a claim for more than £100 million ($133 million) by Tesco, denying allegations that it abused market dominance by hiking prices almost 250% after a $69 billion merger with cloud services provider VMware.
Europe's top court on Thursday upheld a fine of €60.5 million ($70.1 million) imposed on Teva and its now-subsidiary Cephalon, ruling that the pay-for-delay settlement they signed restricted competition by keeping a cheaper generic version of a blockbuster narcolepsy treatment off the market.
The Ministry of Defence has denied carrying out a flawed procurement process for a contract worth up to £1.3 billion ($1.7 billion) to provide services for armed forces, claiming experts correctly applied their professional judgment on the bids.
A software company has sued Squire Patton Boggs for £3.7 million ($4.9 million) in a London court, alleging that the law firm's faulty advice led to a dispute over intellectual property that was fundamental to its acquisition of a rival business.
The owners of the rights to Paddington Bear have asked a London court to halt a television company's depictions of the character as a "cocaine smuggler" who uses heroin and promotes sex robots in its satirical puppet show.
A former employee of Playtech and the Latvian company he now works for urged an appeals court Thursday to throw out the gambling software company's English claim over misusing trade secrets, because none of the alleged damage occurred in the U.K.
Supermarket chain Iceland lost its bid to revoke a kebab meat supplier's trademark on Thursday when a London appeals court ruled that the mark, which contains both an illustration and a written description, was a single, clear and precise sign.
A construction materials supplier has hit back at a competitor's wall cavity drainage patent infringement claim in a London court, going on the offensive by launching an infringement claim of its own.
A 65-year-old coach driver could get a bigger payout from National Express for unfair dismissal over a failed alcohol test because an appeals tribunal ruled that a previous judge failed to properly calculate the number of years she might have kept working.
A tribunal has ordered a local authority in London to pay a former employee £2,400 ($2,700) after it failed to invite her to a team social event, days after she filed a grievance complaining about her treatment.
The solicitors watchdog has referred a London litigator to a disciplinary tribunal to face accusations that he engaged in inappropriate behavior, including allegedly touching colleagues in an unwanted sexual manner.
A leisure services company can't claim additional interest of £8.2 million ($11 million) on value-added tax overpaid to HM Revenue & Customs because statutory interest provided full compensation, a British court ruled.
