Tavistock has claimed victory in the latest stage of its court battle with Titan Wealth Services and Titan Asset Management (Titan) after the High Court ruled in its favour and awarded costs of £250,000.
In an update to the stock exchange today (16 December), Tavistock said it had won the latest stage of its ongoing litigation with Titan. The case centres on Tavistock's ten-year strategic partnership agreement with Titan. The latest ruling relates to a June application to expand the scope of Tavistock's counterclaims against Titan to include, "inter alia, new causes of action in respect of Titan's model portfolio service (MPS) for breach of confidence, alleged misuse of trade secrets and copyright infringement", according to the update. It also moved to add Titan Wealth Holdings as an ad...
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