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Spear Ltd. v. JDI Integrations LLC et al: Discovery Application (Malta)

Application by Spear Limited, of Malta, to take discovery from JDI Integrations LLC, of Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, USA, and Jason R. Kovan, described as "the fractional Chief Financial Officer of JDI", for use in legal proceedings in Malta against JDI Integrations for $5.7 million in allegedly "outstanding invoices" for "professional services", filed at the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida.

Vinmar Overseas Ltd. v. The Clearing House Payments Company LLC: Discovery Application (Indonesia)

Application by Vinmar Overseas Ltd., a Bahamas company based in Texas, USA, to take discovery from The Clearing House Payments Company LLC for use in legal proceedings in Indonesia "against certain individual shareholders and directors of PT Sumi Asih, Mr. Alexius Darmardi Karjantoputro, Mr. Markus Susanto, and Mr. Muljadi Budiman, as well as its corporate shareholders PT Mulia Darma Sarana and Stargate Trading Limited", filed at the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York.

Frasers Group Plc v. Penny Novick: Discovery Application (England)

Application by Frasers Group Plc, described as "a British retail group listed on the FTSE-100 (but majority owned by its founder, Mike Ashley)", to take discovery from Penny Novick for use in legal proceedings in England regarding "a highly unusual US$995 million margin call that MSIP improperly imposed on Saxo Bank (and passed on to Frasers) in relation to certain options held by Frasers", filed at the U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey.

Frasers Group Plc v. James Gorman: Discovery Application (England)

Application by Frasers Group Plc, described as "a British retailer group listed on the FTSE-100 (but majority owned by its founder, Mike Ashley)", to take discovery from James Patrick Gorman, described as "Chairman and CEO of Morgan Stanley", for use in legal proceedings in England regarding "a highly unusual US$995 million margin call that Morgan Stanley improperly imposed on Saxo Bank (and passed on to Frasers) in relation to certain options held by Frasers", filed at the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York.