The $173.6m (£89m) negligence claim brought by the creditors of failed UK company Stone & Rolls against accountancy firm Moore Stephens was struck out by the Court of Appeal yesterday (18 June). The case - one of the largest and most high-profile cases to be funded by a third party in the UK - was backed by IM Litigation Funding.
June 19, 2008 at 08:28 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The $173.6m (£89m) negligence claim brought by the creditors of failed UK company Stone & Rolls against accountancy firm Moore Stephens was struck out by the Court of Appeal yesterday (18 June).
The case – one of the largest and most high-profile cases to be funded by a third party in the UK – was backed by IM Litigation Funding.
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