The Split on Pleading Scienter for Inequitable Conduct
by David Hricik, Mercer Law School Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 9(b) requires that fraud or mistake be pled with particularity.The Federal Circuit has held that, although inequitable conduct is "broader than fraud" inequitable conduct must be pled with particularity in Exergen Corp. v. Wal-Mart Stores, Inc., 575 F.3d 1312, 1330 (Fed.
Where does the Britishvolt collapse leave UK's dream of an electric future?
The battery startup Britishvolt eyed a big opportunity.With the looming UK ban on sales of internal combustion engine cars after 2035, big demand for batteries was guaranteed.The problem was actually building the batteries.The company's efforts have now come to nothing.It collapsed into administration on Tuesday after funding talks failed, leaving a string of disappointed backers ranging from the FTSE 100 companies Glencore and Ashtead to the property investor Tritax, owned by investment group abrdn, which had committed to fund a battery gigafactory in Northumberland.
The Education Olympics Deanne McIntosh, The Charter School North Dulwich
Olympia London for the event What Career & What University' (Image: Olympia London, Deanne McIntosh) On Friday 11th November and Saturday 12th November, Students of secondary education and further education gathered at the Olympia London to attend the What Career & What University' event.On either Friday or Saturday, or both, students visited the event with their school and/or friends to gain more insight into higher education.
The Split on Pleading Scienter for Inequitable Conduct
by David Hricik, Mercer Law School Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 9(b) requires that fraud or mistake be pled with particularity.The Federal Circuit has held that, although inequitable conduct is "broader than fraud" inequitable conduct must be pled with particularity in Exergen Corp. v. Wal-Mart Stores, Inc., 575 F.3d 1312, 1330 (Fed.
Where does the Britishvolt collapse leave UK's dream of an electric future?
The battery startup Britishvolt eyed a big opportunity.With the looming UK ban on sales of internal combustion engine cars after 2035, big demand for batteries was guaranteed.The problem was actually building the batteries.The company's efforts have now come to nothing.It collapsed into administration on Tuesday after funding talks failed, leaving a string of disappointed backers ranging from the FTSE 100 companies Glencore and Ashtead to the property investor Tritax, owned by investment group abrdn, which had committed to fund a battery gigafactory in Northumberland.
The Education Olympics Deanne McIntosh, The Charter School North Dulwich
Olympia London for the event What Career & What University' (Image: Olympia London, Deanne McIntosh) On Friday 11th November and Saturday 12th November, Students of secondary education and further education gathered at the Olympia London to attend the What Career & What University' event.On either Friday or Saturday, or both, students visited the event with their school and/or friends to gain more insight into higher education.
Land Rover Defender used by Duke of Edinburgh to be auctioned
For free real time breaking news alerts sent straight to your inbox sign up to our breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails A Land Rover Defender first used by the Duke of Edinburgh is heading to auction this weekend.The Defender was registered in 2010 and used by Prince Philip after being built to his individual specification.
UK car industry pleads for government action to secure future
The British car industry is warning government that rapid action is needed to secure the long term future of what is still a major part of the economy, and a major employer and exporter.The industry has had to contend with the demands of Brexit and the pandemic in recent years, as well as the war in Ukraine and its knock-on economic impact on disposable incomes.
Land Rover Defender used by Duke of Edinburgh to be auctioned
For free real time breaking news alerts sent straight to your inbox sign up to our breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails A Land Rover Defender first used by the Duke of Edinburgh is heading to auction this weekend.The Defender was registered in 2010 and used by Prince Philip after being built to his individual specification.
UK car industry pleads for government action to secure future
The British car industry is warning government that rapid action is needed to secure the long term future of what is still a major part of the economy, and a major employer and exporter.The industry has had to contend with the demands of Brexit and the pandemic in recent years, as well as the war in Ukraine and its knock-on economic impact on disposable incomes.