Commercial Litigation UK Archive » September, 2025

Commercial Litigation UK - September, 2025

230 articles

• Privacy Fears Loom Over Court's Transparency Initiative
• Michelle Mone-Linked Biz Goes Bust Ahead Of £122M Ruling
• Merck Hits Back At Halozyme In Cancer Drug Patent Row
• Iran Oil Co. Can't Stop Office Seizure In $2.4B Arbitration Fight
• Data Biz Exec Denies Helping To Hide Property Mogul Assets
• Regeneron Sues Biosimilar Maker Over IP Rights Exemption
• FCA Staffer Axed For Harassment Loses Fair Trial Appeal
• Ex-Sales Agent Denies Role In £10M COVID Test Conspiracy
• Ex-Havilland CEO Knew Of Qatar Currency Plot, FCA Says
• Recruiter Fights Contract Breach Claims After Joining Rival
• Huawei Sued In UK For Global License Over Wi-Fi Patents
• Condé Nast Photo Editor Loses Race Discrimination Case
• High Court Freezing Order Ruling Highlights Strict CPR Rules
• NHS Care Boards Deny Unlawful Award Of Waste Contracts
• Iconic Claims Textor Lacked Funds In $93M Buyout Dispute
• McLaren Driver Can Run Loss Mitigation Defense In $21M Trial
• Real Estate Tech Co. Ex-Owners Claim $6M Payment Owed
• Allianz Loses £20K Costs Claim Against Ex-Employee
• Luxury Car Parts Maker Sues Rival, Claiming Infringement
• EuroChem Can Appeal €212M Bond Ruling Over EU Sanctions
• Facebook Users Bid To Expand £2.3B Data Claim Against Meta
• Morrisons Faces More Equal Pay Complaints
• Demoted SFO Investigator Was Not Team Player, Boss Claims
• Citi Exec Fired For Racist Remark Loses Discrimination Case
• Orrick Closing Switzerland Office To Invest In Other Markets
• MoFo Settles Discrimination Claim Over Dropping Trans Client
• CAT Vet, Criminal Solicitor Among 4 New High Court Judges
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Welsh Villagers Lose Nuisance Claim Over Factory Dust
• Thameslink Plotted To Sack Train Driver Over Whistleblowing
• Lender Seeks £5M From Businessmen Over Loan Guarantee
• Litigation Conduct Ruling Sparks 'Major Fear' For Lawyers
• Carter-Ruck Pro Tried To Stifle OneCoin Critics, SRA Says
• Pfizer, BioNTech Challenge GSK Patents Over Vaccine Tech
• Care Biz Sues London Borough For £16M Contract Breach
• AI-Generated Evidence Not Grounds To Undo Tribunal Win
• Ship Owner Sues Charterers For $13M After India Arrest
• Ruhan Fights Allegations Of Fraud In Hotel Liquidation Case
• BNP Denies It Overvalued Adele's 'Creepy' Former Home
• Mosque Claims Honest Opinion In Arena Bombing Defamation
• AI Risks Legal Sector Must Consider In Dispute Resolution
• Nuvei Cites FTC Probe Cost In Defense To Withheld Payments
• Fladgate Says Founders Of Claims Biz Pocketed Tax Refunds
• Critical Race Theory Proponents Lose Bias Claim
• Execs Breached Danish Deal In $2B Tax Case, Court Says
• Dentons Hires Dublin Disputes Partner From Maples Group
• Chubb Blames Reinsurers For $57M Aircraft Loss Bill
• Ex-SFO Investigator Says He Was Civil At Disclosure Meeting
• Employment Judge Backs Counsel's Note In Bias Case
• London Firm Partner 'Turned Blind Eye' To Client's Red Flags
• Ship Co. Seeks $5M Payout For Vessel Hit By Houthi Rockets
• ASA Orders Law Firms To Bin Misleading 'No Win, No Fee' Ads
• Gas Supplier Makes Clawback Claim In £7M Commission Row
• Alicia Alinia Takes Helm At Pogust After Tom Goodhead Exits
• Ex-England Captain Fights For Recognition Of Head Injury Toll
• Privy Council Backs Undoing Fund's $230M Madoff Claim Sale
• Food Hub Must Pay Staffer Who 'Skipped' Work Duties £61K
• UK Lender Settles £5M Claim Over Alleged Asset Shielding
• Apple Faces UK Class Action Alleging Unfair Apple Pay Fees
• Spar Worker Unfairly Fired Days Before Surgery, Tribunal Says
• Veteran Model Sues ITV After Accident On Reality Show
• Guardian Wins £3M Costs Payout From Actor After Libel Win
• Canfields Law Denies Blame For Alleged £4M Property Fraud
• UK Supreme Court Dissent May Spark Sanctions Debate
• Russia Sues Australia, Netherlands Over MH17 Determination
• Havilland Ex-Staffer Denies Wiping Phone Amid Qatar Scandal
• Imran Khan Minister Wins Twitter Libel Case Against Cousin
• Hausfeld Urges Gov't To Protect Collective Actions Regime
• UK Juice Co. Denies 'Boost' Trademark Infringement Claims
• Defunct Recruitment Co. Owes Ex-Director, Manager £167K
• Barings Private Finance Boss Can't Strike Out Poaching Claim
• Axis Bank Denies Misleading Marine Co. In Loan Scheme
• Apple Loses Bid To Evade Unionization Amid Rigging Claim
• Jewelry Co. Sues Rival For 'Almas Jewellers' TM Infringement
• Energy Co. Contractor Denies £120K House Damage Claim
• Law Firm Launches Employment Claims Insurance Scheme
• Recruitment Biz Blocks Ex-Employee From Luring Clients
• EU Finalizes Pact To Block Intra-EU Energy Charter Claims
• Deutsche Bank Vows To Fight Ex-Staff Over Milan Convictions
• Gilead Fights Chinese Research Institute Over COVID Patent
• Ex-Havilland CEO Denies Involvement In Qatari Bond Plan
• Ex-Simmons Partner Can't Speed Up Labour Candidacy Feud
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Actor Seeks Extra Time For Assault Claims Against Spacey
• AmTrust, Novitas Settle £56M Litigation Funding Dispute
• PR Pro Called 'Disorganized' Wins Disability Bias Case
• Entain Sues Matched Betting Biz Over TM Infringement
• US-Based MSD Must Pay £6M For Use Of 'Merck' In UK
• Trowers Targets Avison Young For Lease-Renewal Failures
• TUI Rejects 64 Tourists' Claims Over Hotel Illness Outbreak
• SRA Eyes Stricter Rules On Litigation-Funding Practices
• Think Tank Wants Funders To Bear Costs In Bid To Curb CPOs
• HSBC Analyst Launches Libel Case Over Online Posts
• Ex-AllSaints Chair Spared Prison For Contempt Of Court
• Ex-Havilland CEO To Testify In Qatar Dispute With FCA
• Bird & Bird Opens Lisbon Office, Expanding Iberian Reach
• What UK's New Prosecution Guidance Means For Compliance
• Racecourse Assoc. Beats Pregnancy Bias Claim For 2nd Time
• Former JP Morgan Employee Revives Unfair Firing Claim
• Carter-Ruck Hired By CryptoQueen 'In Furtherance Of Fraud'
• Allied World Denies Liability In £3M 'Ponzi Scheme' Dispute
• Investors Want Third Round Of Sanctions Against Romania
• Generali Denies £2M Claim Over Astellas Worker's Alzheimer's
• Funder Says Businessman Colluded To Overturn Asset Case
• McDonald's Beats Staffer's Appeal To Revive Race Bias Claim
• Tech Co. Claims Shenzhen Biz Failed To Make 'FridgeCams'
• Ex-Consultancy Execs Liable For £2.4M Over Misleading Sale
• Unqualified Law Firm Staff Can't Conduct Litigation, Court Says
• Fox Williams Sues Fintech Biz For £130K Unpaid Legal Fees
• Prosecco Consortium Sues Wine Promoter For TM Misuse
• Barrister Can Argue Judge Bias In Race Discrimination Appeal
• Virgin Seeks $30M From Alaska Airlines Over Missed Royalties
• Merrill Lynch Proves Tribunal Claim Barred By Settlement
• Pogust Goodhead Reshuffles Team Leading £36B BHP Case
• Insurer Can't Duck $6M Bond Payout Over Ghana Power Plant
• Tottenham Says Audi Talks Didn't Breach Ineos Sponsor Deal
• Barrister Faces BSB Probe Over Fake Case From ChatGPT
• Decoding Arbitral Disputes: ICSID Enforcement In Australia
• Firm Sues To Claw Back £1M Over Failed Property Sale
• Cubic Alleges TfL Favored Rival In £1.5B Procurement Dispute
• AerCap Wants £81M Costs From Insurers In Missing Jets Case
• Ex-Simmons Partner Sues Labour For Blocking Council Bid
• Tech Co. Denies Ex-Directors' Claim Of Share Sale Conspiracy
• Former Estate Agent Can't Stop Bank Getting Dickens Mansion
• Loft Supplier Accused Again Of Copying Rival's Goods
• Software Co. Sues Ex-Director For Using Domain Name
• Banker Sues Saudi Magnate Over £14M Shares Transfer
• Electricals Co. Had No Proof Axed Manager 'Authorized Fraud'
• French Court Rejects Russian Businesswoman's $100M Claim
• Saudi Blockade Leads To $100M Award To Qatar Pharma Co.
• Off The Bench: NCAA Athlete Ban, WNBA Sun Controversy
• Another Investor Settles In $2.1B Danish Tax Fraud Case
• Glencore Ruling Affirms Disclosure Trumps Prosecution Fears
• Ankle Tag Co. Says Ex-CEO Forged Docs To Hide Wrongdoing
• Businessman Can Sue Fund In UK To Stop Luxembourg Claim
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Nursery Gets Statutory Fine For Forging Staffer's Signature
• Barrister Disbarred Over False Claims About Oxford Degree
• Ex-AIG IT Pro's Claim Struck Out Over Courtroom Misconduct
• Class Rep Says £650M Motorola Claim Should Be Opt-Out
• Travelers Sued For £5.8M Client Funds Lost In Axiom Collapse
• Microsoft Settles UPC Dispute With Smart Mirror Biz
• COVID Fueled Innocent Drinks' Plant Delay, Consultancy Says
• How AI May Have Made A Difference In Monzo Bank Breaches
• Mars Settles Claim Over Pesticide-Contaminated Ice Cream
• FIFA Lifts Lid On Sports Disputes With New Legal Database
• Burford Urges Del. Court Not To Reconsider Arbitration Ruling
• Metro Bank Settles £24M Claim Over Coin-Counting Software
• Salt Associations Can't Void 'Fleur De Sel' Protected Status
• Ex-Ashurst Partner Barred By SDT Over Sexual Misconduct
• Property Co. Can't Block 'Undervalued' Warehouse Sale
• No New Judges As Employment Bill Nears Passage Into Law
• Berlin Subway Operator Beats Challenge To Jingle TM
• Barrister Crowdfunds To Sue Jolyon Maugham For Defamation
• Liquidators Can't Contractually Limit Liability To VC Funds
• Prudential Must Pay VAT On Investment Firm's Success Fees
• Chubb Says La. Casino Can't Stop English Arbitration Case
• Waste Co. Loses Bid To Inspect Search Warrant Details
• Ex-Ukrainian President Loses Fight To Lift EU Sanctions
• Twenty Essex Adds 4 New Barristers After Pupillages
• Tribunal Warns Fee Disputes Could Undermine CPO Regime
• Microsoft Defends Software Resale Tactics Amid £270M Claim
• AIG Sued By Ex-Teacher Over PI Negligence Claim
• Actors' Union To Appeal Over Casting Directory's Listing Fees
• Football Club Chair Sues Newspaper Over Wage Allegations
• Abramovich Loses Appeal To EU Sanctions Over Evraz Ties
• Meta, TikTok Win Legal Challenge Over EU Supervisory Fees
• Microsoft Cannot Restrict Software Aftermarket, Reseller Says
• Gregg Wallace Sues BBC Over Alleged Data Protection Breach
• Barrister Says KC Made Claim Of Medical Studies At Oxford
• Tether Accuses Crypto Trader Of Unlawful Suit Over Bitcoin JV
• Oncology Biotech Sues Rival Over Cancer-Testing Patent
• Banksy Artwork On RCJ To Be Removed, HMCTS Says
• Spurs Striker Richarlison To Face Unfair Dismissal Claim
• Charting A Course For The UK's Transition From Paper Shares
• Accountant Spied On By Boss Wins £14K Over Unfair Firing
• French Cosmetics Biz Denies Copying Rival's LED Mask
• BHP Settles Class Action Over Brazil Dam Collapse For $72M
• Investors Say E-Commerce Co. Misrepresented $69M Bond Deal
• Engineering Biz Faces £9M Case Over Housing Project Errors
• Man City And Premier League End Sponsorship Rules Dispute
• Family Biz Hits Back At Builder's Bid To Claw Back TM Fees
• Barrister Faces Tribunal Over False Medical Degree Claims
• Lender Denies Blame For Investor's $18M Miner Shares Loss
• SEC Sues Briton Over Funds From Microcap Stock Fraud
• Chile Settles Dispute With Mobile Phone Operator WOM
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Irish Ruling Presents Road Map For Evaluating Jurisdiction
• Ex-Insurance CEO To Pay £5M For Pocketing Business Loan
• Network Rail Staffer Wins £138K Over Extreme Sex Bias Claim
• AXA Settles Shipping Repair Co.'s £950K Fire Damage Claim
• Top Commercial Dispute Cases To Watch In The Rest Of 2025
• Ex-AllSaints Chair Faces Sentence For Contempt
• Shipowner Claims $11.5M Over Vessel Collision In Bangladesh
• Halozyme Defends Drug Delivery IP In Battle With Merck
• Oligarch's Ex-Wife Can Bring $6B Divorce Case In England
• ECJ Says Partners Can Represent Their Firms In EU Courts
• ECJ Says Experts Not Needed To Weigh Design Rights In Lego
• Fintech Exec Proves Redundancy Was Unfair
• Crane Co. Can Deduct VAT On Intragroup Payments, ECJ Says
• Ex-FCA Supervisor Says Tribunal Denied Him Fair Trial
• Poland Must Pay Commission €8M For Copyright Failings
• Family Can Pursue Intimidation Case Against Scottish Estate
• Top EU Court Says Pseudonymized Data Is Still Personal
• Energy Giant OMV Gets Hygiene Biz's TM Nixed On Appeal
• Nissan Cartel Loss Claim Not Time-Barred, ECJ Rules
• Casting Directory Beats Union's Claim Over Listing Fees
• Lessor Demands African Airline Returns $10M Aircraft, Engines
• Taylor Wimpey Sues Ardmore For £40M Over Fire Defects
• Employment Bill Advances As Lords Pass Baton To Commons
• Warner Bros. Beats German Production Co.'s 'W&B' TM
• Waste Co. Challenges CMA Over Search Warrant Details
• Balfour Beatty Accused Of Avoiding £18M Fire Safety Liability
• Investors Lose Bid For Pension Orders In AI Bike Fraud Case
• Council Loses Bid To Recover £20M Pension Investment Loss
• Pinsent Masons Expands M&A Team With 3 EY Partners
• Hotel Liquidators Claim Debtor Hid Shares To Evade Creditors
• Goldman Seeks To Limit Ex-Manager's Sex Bias Award Payout
• Mishcon Ex-Partner's Whistleblowing Claim Struck Out
• Textor Cites Missing Docs To Fight $93M Share Buyout Claim
• Keoghs Hires 4 New Partners From Clyde & Co.
• Cleaning Co. Must Pay £30K For Firing Worker Without Probe
• Top Commercial Dispute Rulings Of 2025: Midyear Report
• Thaler Loses Fight To Claim Invention He'd Credited To His AI
• Dental Nurse Wins £25K In Colleague 'Bullying' Claim
• Millwall FC Faulted For Firing Coach Without Written Notice
• AA Patrol Workers Lose Fight Over Compulsory Overtime
• Utah Bank Sues Insurer For $10M Over Aircraft Engine 'Loss'
• Bayer Can Keep Xarelto Profits Earned During Sales Ban
• UK Basketball League Says Monopoly Claims Are 'Absurd'