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‘Putin's Man’ wins libel case in High Court of London

Billionaire Roman Abramovich, 55, won a London court case against journalist Catherine Belton and Harper Collins publishing house. The reason for the controversy was the ‘Putin's People’ bestselling book, released in April 2020. Belton is a former Moscow correspondent for the Financial Times. The ...

FTS OF OMSK DECLARED BANKRUPTCY OF A COUSIN OF ROMAN ABRAMOVICH

Construction materials-99 industrial and commercial firm (ICF), which the residents of Omsk know as a well-known developer, may be declared bankrupt. The sole owner of the company is Natalya Dernova, a cousin of billionaire Roman Abramovich. Representatives of the Federal Tax Service filed an application for bankruptcy of the organization with the Omsk regional court of arbitration. The company owes 2.5 million rubles to the treasury of the country. The lawsuit was filed by the tax authorities at the end of April, and by the court ruling of May 4, the application was left without movement. The reason for this ...

ROMAN ABRAMOVICH INTENDS TO SUE OVER "PUTIN'S PEOPLE" BOOK

... well as about his purchase of a football club. The plaintiff claims that the book includes "false accusations", which in turn negatively affect both the personal reputation of the billionaire and the football club he owns. According to Abramovich, he wanted to avoid trial, but the issue will probably not be resolved otherwise. The businessman expressed his regret at this state of affairs and noted that attempts at out-of-court proceedings did not lead to a positive result for him. He also expressed hope for the refutation of the false accusations. The entrepreneur separately noted that he had hopes for a fair trial, as before. In February of this year, the British newspaper ...

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