Georgia's former prime minister told a U.K. appeals court that Credit Suisse Life can't skirt liability for his losses from an employee's fraud scheme.

HM Revenue and Customs told the U.K. Supreme Court Tuesday that partnership awards allocated to a corporate entity and then distributed to partners should be taxed as if they were allocated to individual members.

The Salvation Army National Corp. negligently failed to protect the personal information of hundreds of thousands of employees and volunteers that was disclosed in a data breach, a proposed federal class action said.

Aviva said Tuesday that it has passed all the regulatory hurdles for its £3.7 billion ($5 billion) cash and stock acquisition of rival insurer Direct Line, bringing it one step closer to creating a motor and home insurance giant in Britain.

Geradin Partners said Tuesday that it has hired five lawyers from the law firms Hausfeld and Osborne Clarke as it prepares to launch in Germany later this year.

The Trump administration told a federal judge it’s asking an appeals court to reverse his order reinstating product safety regulators who had been fired.

An appellate tribunal upheld a ruling that Brexit did not curtail the ability of a former Triton Partners investment adviser to bring discrimination claims against the Swedish private equity firm's executives, allowing him to pursue his claim in the U.K.

Grain and seed supplier Bunge Ltd. announced that it has cleared the last antitrust regulatory hurdle to close its $18 billion acquisition of global grain trader Viterra Ltd. https://www.law360.co.uk/articles/2353708

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Ohio's utility consumer advocate filed a timely appeal to challenge a regulator's approval of a Duke Energy Ohio Inc. rate increase for natural gas customers, the Ohio Supreme Court ruled Tuesday, denying Duke's bid to have the case dismissed. https://www.law360.com/articles/2354547

The US Census Bureau and a worker hired under a program for individuals with disabilities have agreed to settle and dismiss claims that he was fired unlawfully after being denied accommodations for a range of conditions.

A group of domestic violence and sexual assault coalitions is asking a federal court to block the Trump administration from imposing restrictions on grants by the Department of Justice's Office on Violence Against Women.

The operator of a commodities scheme who evaded taxes and stole precious metals from his clients was sentenced to 65 years in prison and ordered to pay more than $75 million in restitution by a federal court that also denied his request for a new trial.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton opened an investigation into 33 potential noncitizens who allegedly voted in the November 2024 general election, his office announced Tuesday.

Nielsen sued consumer behavior adviser Circana in Delaware Chancery Court seeking an order requiring it to close on the deal it reached to buy two of its marketing and advertising businesses, saying Circana has "buyer's remorse."