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High Court Denies Mike Lynch Estate Appeal in HP Autonomy Damages Case
London High Court upheld $1.24 billion damages ruling against Mike Lynch estate over Autonomy sale, rejecting appeal amid claims of inflated financials and legal cost obligations.
- The estate of late tech tycoon Mike Lynch was ordered to pay £920 million in damages to Hewlett-Packard over the 2011 acquisition of Autonomy.
- HP accused Lynch and Autonomy's former chief financial officer of inflating the firm's value before HP's $11.1 billion takeover.
- Lynch's estate claimed the damage to Autonomy was the result of HP's own actions and failures, not wrongdoing at Autonomy.
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