HPE's civil case against ex-Autonomy CEO Mike Lynch begins in London today
HPE seeks $5.1bn from Lynch over the company's failed acquisition of Autonomy
HPE versus Mike Lynch will begin in the High Court in London today. The civil court case in which HPE is claiming damages of $5.1 billion - the largest damages claim in English legal history - relates...
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