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Tugushev-Orlov Norebo trial set for March 2022

The provisional estimated length of the trial -- which sees Tugushev trying to win more than $350m from Norebo's fellow founders -- is estimated at 16 weeks

By Neil Ramsden | June 2, 2020 10:12 BST
The UK Royal Court of Justice, London. Credit: Ben Sutherland, Flickr
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Alexander Tugushev's legal bid to get what he claims he is owed for founding what is now Russia's largest fishing company, Norebo Holdings, finally has a court date: March 21, 2022 [...]

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