The High Court in London has ruled that HP can recover more than £700 million from the estate of Mike Lynch and his former partner, Sushovan Hussain, for its acquisition of Autonomy.
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HP won a favorable ruling from the High Court in London, ruling that it is entitled to recover £698 million in losses from the Autonomy acquisition, plus $47.5 million for other losses. Lynch, who died in 2025 in a maritime accident, has always maintained he was innocent, and his family said HP's claim was exaggerated. A new hearing will be held in November to discuss appeals and the distribution of damages.
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