Litigation funder Innsworth told the High Court on Tuesday that the distribution of a £200 million ($268 million) settlement from a U.K. mass claim against Mastercard is "illogical" and "flawed" in the first case to test a Competition Appeal Tribunal settlement decision.
Litigation funder Innsworth told the High Court on Tuesday that the distribution of a £200 million ($268 million) settlement from a U.K. mass claim against Mastercard is "illogical" and "flawed" in the first case to test a Competition Appeal Tribunal settlement decision.
A group of minority shareholders of a nationalized oil company urged a court on Tuesday to stay English proceedings that seek to enforce a now-overturned $16 billion judgment in New York against Argentina while a U.S. appeal is underway.
The Swiss consortium behind a pipeline destroyed by sabotage in 2022 argued in the closing stages of a €580 million ($672 million) trial on Tuesday that it was "no small thing" to conclude the attack was carried out on Ukraine's behalf.
Cyberattacks on businesses in Britain are estimated to have cost £3.7 billion ($5 billion) in litigation in 2025, an insurance broker has said, warning that many do not have sufficient cover to protect against legal and reputational damage caused by a major breach.
McLaren has defeated a claim that it bungled the rebuild of a £1 million ($1.34 million) supercar and allegedly caused the vehicle to burst into flames, as a London court ruled Tuesday that the case against it was "hopelessly vague."
Logistics company Uniserve has denied owing the Department of Health and Social Care £90 million ($121 million) over allegedly defective COVID-19 medical gowns, pulling two Chinese suppliers and the intermediary that introduced them into the claim.
A group of insurers has said it is not liable to pay $8.6 million outstanding to the owner of an oil tanker damaged by a fire in its engine room because the owner allegedly took unreasonably expensive steps to repair the vessel.
The European Commission has told the D.C. Circuit that a Swedish court decision, which dismissed a $40 million arbitral award favoring a commodities trading firm, correctly set aside the award against Poland as incompatible with Swedish and European Union law.
An electronic cigarette brand has pushed back against claims it copied a rival's "Crystal Vapours" trademark, arguing that the rival wasn't the "original user" of the sign as it didn't even own the shops it was citing as evidence.
A London-based property investor has accused U.S. investment giant Ares of infringing its trademark by reproducing identical logos in an effort to capitalize on the investor's success and mislead consumers.
Biopharma business Nxera has accused a rival of infringing its patents covering an engineered version of a protein used extensively in drug discovery research, arguing that the specific variants the biotech used were far too similar to the patented technology.
Ride-hailing company Bolt shouldn't be able to claim a £190 million ($254.3 million) value-added tax exemption for travel agents and tour operators because its drivers provide transportation and don't lead tours or book vacations, the U.K.'s tax authority argued before a London court on Tuesday.
A tribunal said in a ruling released on Tuesday that the Fire Brigades Union is liable for a sham investigation by its officials into a firefighter who had lost his post at the organization after raising concerns about potential maternity discrimination toward a female member.
A tribunal has rejected an engineer's case that a refrigeration company ignored his lung condition and fired him for refusing National Health Service assignments during the COVID-19 pandemic, ruling that management took all necessary steps required by government guidance at the time.
The EU's latest package of restrictive measures against Russia marks a significant shift from merely resisting Russian jurisdictional tactics to proactively protecting arbitration and exclusive jurisdiction agreements, elevating the procedural importance of dispute resolution clauses, says Josep Galvez at 4-5 Gray's Inn Square.
