English Law News
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Guy Hands’s Terra Firma Capital Partners Ltd. got a second chance to try its $8.3 billion claim against Citigroup Inc. over the 2007 sale of EMI Group Ltd.
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U.K. lawmakers rejected suggestions that the age of a child should be taken into account in sexual abuse cases, as Britain debates historical abuse including those of television star Jimmy Savile.
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Urbi Desarrollos Urbanos SAB, a Mexican real-estate developer, asked a court in New York to dismiss a suit filed by Barclays Plc over financial derivatives.
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Chris Huhne, the former energy secretary who aspired to lead his Liberal Democrat Party, left prison today after serving two months of an eight-month sentence for lying about a driving offense.
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Lawmakers representing English districts in the British Parliament should be given extra rights to decide on legislation that only affects England, according to a government-appointed commission.
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On a snowy morning in the middle of February, Tony Blair, looking trim from his four- to five-times- a-week workout regime, is sipping coffee in his office in London’s Mayfair district.
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There’s nothing like having part of your savings account confiscated overnight to make you feel that your money isn’t safe.
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The four banks on trial for mis- selling swaps to Milan violated U.K. rules by failing to tell city officials they had lost the protection typically given to clients, a prosecution witness said.
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The Chapter 11 cases for units of Truvo Luxemburg Sarl, a Belgium-based publisher of directories, may test whether a U.S. bankruptcy court can or should eliminate debt on European companies that aren’t in bankruptcy in the U.S. or abroad.
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A trustee for failed brokerage MF Global Inc. plans to pursue a lawsuit in the U.K. to recover $700 million in customer funds, according to a statement.
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