ABB damages trial postponed to autumn 2017

By Sille Ruubel ( October 5, 2016, 16:22 GMT | Insight) -- The trial for BritNed’s cartel damages action against ABB has been postponed until the autumn of 2017, a London court ruled today. The Zurich-based engineering group is facing a lawsuit for its involvement in a power-cable cartel, fined by the European Commission in 2014. ABB will also have to hand over pricing data to help BritNed calculate how much it overpaid for submarine cables.The trial for BritNed’s cartel damages action against the Zurich-based engineering group ABB has been postponed until the autumn of 2017, a London court ruled today....

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