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Judge rejects most of Kazakh mining group’s claims over SFO’s conduct during probe into alleged corruption
Kazakh mining group drops libel claim against newspaper and its reporter over book on ‘dirty money’
UK High Court dismisses action brought by mining group ENRC over ‘dirty money’ book
Onetime Dechert partner on brink of settling claim for trespass and harassment against former client
Richard Alderman allegedly also had secret meetings with companies under investigation, his successor tells High Court
Kazakh miner is suing Gerrard and law firm Dechert over investigation into corruption allegations
This week: ENRC’s showdown with the SFO begins; plus a jaunt through Paris
Watchdog under fire as Kazakh miner sues over alleged mishandling of probe and encouraging of a lawyer’s misconduct
James Bethel and Gerrit Strydom were seen as witnesses in SFO inquiry into ENRC
Neil Gerrard was known for his role in a string of acrimonious spats in London courts
Anna Machkevitch the first and only person to be convicted in connection with probe
Anna Machkevitch’s request that her prosecution be halted is dismissed
Kazakh miner has been subject of UK corruption probe for six years
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UK agency halted an internal inquiry into its own conduct in June
Anna Machkevitch faces charge of failing to comply with a demand for documents
Kazakh miner alleges wrongdoing in the way the UK investigation was conducted
Mining group in dispute with SFO and law firm claims investigator cast doubt on inquiry
Ruling protects advice it was given by a law firm during internal probe
Benedikt Sobotka failed to attend questioning on June 26
Dechert court documents deliver response to mining group’s own explosive allegations
SFO inquiry has implications for companies that carry out internal investigations
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