Mulsanne v Marshmallow trial to begin on 15 November

High Court London

The insurer has accused Marshmallow of misusing confidential information and stealing trade secrets. Marshmallow has denied the claims.

The expedited trial in the legal dispute between Mulsanne and Marshmallow is set to begin on 15 November 2021.

The trial is expected to take place over ten days. It has previously been reported that the legal case would go to a split trial as to liability and quantum.

In a ruling published on 6 September following a remote hearing, the judge overseeing the case, Mr Justice Marcus Smith refused an application from Mulsanne to re-amend its particulars of claim.

The amendment would have

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