Herbert Smith has secured a major court victory for BSkyB which could see the broadcaster receive more than £200m in damages from IT supplier Electronic Data Systems (EDS). The long-awaited judgment, handed down by Mr Justice Ramsey in the Technology and Construction Court yesterday (26 January), found that EDS made false and negligent misrepresentations and was in breach of contract regarding a customer relationship management system it undertook to design and build.
January 27, 2010 at 08:46 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Herbert Smith has secured a major court victory for BSkyB which could see the broadcaster receive more than £200m in damages from IT supplier Electronic Data Systems (EDS).
The long-awaited judgment, handed down by Mr Justice Ramsey in the Technology and Construction Court yesterday (26 January), found that EDS made false and negligent misrepresentations and was in breach of contract regarding a customer relationship management system it undertook to design and build.
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