McGrigors has secured a victory for Cleveland Bridge UK (CBUK) in the long-running Wembley Stadium dispute, with the steel firm set to receive £3m in damages. The judgment, handed down by Lord Justice May in the Court of Appeal last week (19 February), ruled that an earlier judgment ordering CBUK to pay £4.2m in damages to Wembley Stadium's main contractor Multiplex should be reduced to £1.8m.
February 22, 2010 at 10:51 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
McGrigors has secured a victory for Cleveland Bridge UK (CBUK) in the long-running Wembley Stadium dispute, with the steel firm set to receive £3m in damages.
The judgment, handed down by Lord Justice May in the Court of Appeal last week (19 February), ruled that an earlier judgment ordering CBUK to pay £4.2m in damages to Wembley Stadium’s main contractor Multiplex should be reduced to £1.8m.
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