The Us Court

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CEO and co-founder of Web Summit Paddy Cosgrave: he claims he had sought a larger slice of the pie for employees of Web Summit
When business partners fall out over who should take credit for past success

In mid-July an ambiguous post popped up on Paddy Cosgrave’s busy Twitter feed. A “couple of people” he knew, the Web Summit founder said, “would do w(...)

Mallinckrodt was the third opioid maker to seek Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
Mallinckrodt faces investor revolt over opioid crisis handling

Shareholders in Mallinckrodt, the Dublin-based but US-run drugmaker in the middle of a bankruptcy reorganisation, are being urged by a leading corpor(...)

A group of investors intend to bring their issues before the High Court in Dublin later this year, when Dublin-based Mallinckrodt files for examinership
Mallinckrodt bankruptcy row set to be aired in Irish court

A stand-off between drugmaker Mallinckrodt, the Dublin-based but US-run drugmaker, and a small group of dissident shareholders, claiming their rights (...)

Jean McConville, Ivor Bell and Gerry Adams. Irish Times photomontage
Jean McConville’s murder, the Boston tapes, Gerry Adams and the Ivor Bell trial

During the eight-day trial of Ivor Bell for his alleged involvement in the murder of Jean McConville, five of her 10 children sat listening intently i(...)

Sir Anthony O’Reilly: says he is married to a Bahamian citizen and has been a permanent resident in the Bahamas for more than 20 years. Photograph: ©INPHO/Lorraine O’Sullivan
O’Reilly makes fresh bid for US recognition of bankruptcy

Sir Anthony O’Reilly has begun a fresh attempt to have his bankruptcy in the Bahamas recognised in the US courts in order to block his former personal(...)

Sir Anthony O’Reilly: The one-time billionaire is seeking a declaration in a Pittsburgh court to prevent Sabina Vidunas reopening her long-running civil action against him seeking damages. File photograph: David Sleator
Effort to block recognition of O’Reilly’s Bahamas bankruptcy in the US

Sir Anthony O’Reilly’s former personal nurse is seeking to block recognition of his Bahamas bankruptcy in the US by claiming that the centre of his ma(...)

Paddy McKillen and Tony Leonard argued in a US court action that the Maple 10 loans, aimed at propping up Anglo’s share price in the 2008 deepening financial crisis, were “illegal” when made. Photograph: Frank Miller
McKillen loses US legal bid to sue former Anglo over ‘Maple 10’ loan

Property developer Paddy McKillen and his business partner Tony Leonard have lost a bid to sue the former Anglo Irish Bank in the US courts over Mr Mc(...)

Donald Trump: “It just shows everyone how broken and unfair our court system is.” Photograph: Mark Wilson/Getty
Trump says US court system ‘broken and unfair’

US president Donald Trump has criticised a court order blocking his plan to phase out support for so-called ‘dreamers’ and described the US court syst(...)

Developer Garrett Kelleher: described issuing of warrant as “surreal” and said an appeal against it was under way. Photograph: Matt Kavanagh
US judge issues warrant for arrest of developer

A US district judge has issued a warrant for the arrest of developer Garrett Kelleher and Irish-Canadian lawyer Martin Kenney, over their failure to (...)

The legal battle between Lebanese-owned food wholesaler AJA and insurer Cigna Worldwide over losses incurred through looting during Liberia’s first civil war has been running for 25 yearsPhotograph: Patrick Robert/Sygma via Getty Images
Developer Garrett Kelleher and the $90m Liberian civil war lawsuit

In summer 1990, a starving crowd raided 18 stores and warehouses belonging to Abi Jaoudi & Azar Trading (AJA) in Liberia’s capital, Monrovia. A bl(...)

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