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Lawyers claim Russian tycoon ‘deliberately’ breached legal undertakings
Former compliance manager in London has had a 6-year legal battle with German bank
Legal experts argue English and Welsh legislation on financial settlements is long due an overhaul
Kyiv’s right to a public trial upheld by Supreme Court in case over its failure to repay Eurobond debt to Russia
Mining group faces UK’s largest ever opt-in class action lawsuit over 2015 Brazil disaster
Aircraft lessors have taken legal action after insurance companies refused to pay claims
Lawyers for Arif Naqvi claimed he risked being subject to intimidation if he was extradited
Judge summons brothers Aidan and Howard Barclay to give evidence in dispute over unpaid £100mn divorce settlement
Government support included in sale of failed provider to Octopus threatens to distort energy market, court hears
Case involves supply of £122mn of personal protective equipment during Covid pandemic
Hidden fees were paid to offshore companies by duo whose actions bring reputation of London’s financial centre ‘into disrepute’
David Ballantyne Smith had admitted to leaking sensitive material to Russia
Better procedures needed to stop powerful clients using so-called Slapps to stifle opposition, says legal watchdog
Sentencing over contempt of court delayed after former owner of Daily Telegraph offers last-minute ‘proposal’ to Lady Hiroko
Property company owned by Terra Firma claims attempt to unwind privatisation of £8.15bn portfolio is unlawful
Two former first ministers among those who claimed agreement is incompatible with existing legislation
UK group vigorously defends lawsuit and brings counterclaim against German discounter
David Carrick raped and sexually abused 12 women over the course of 17 years
Judge issues guidance to stop forcible installations for vulnerable households as Ofgem investigates energy suppliers
Landmark ruling in favour of residents over use of London gallery’s viewing platform
Judges rule shortcomings ‘ought to have been addressed urgently’ by MI5’s board and Home Office
UK court rejects commission’s attempt to get involved as Madrid seeks to avoid €101mn payout to investors
Staff willingness to whistleblow is finally shining a light on employers who tolerate such practices
UK regulator says confidential information gleaned from role at fund manager enabled profitable trading
Justice Dove rejects legal challenge brought against UK government over cotton imports but makes damning assessment
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