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MicroScope - ValueLicensing seeking £270m in lost sales from Microsoft

Pre-owned software reseller ValueLicensing has filed a claim in the High Court in London against Microsoft, alleging that the software supplier abused its dominant market position and used restrictive contractual practices. The crux of the complaint is that Microsoft used its dominant position in the market to make it difficult for anyone to sell pre-owned software licences in the UK and the European Economic Area (EEA).

ITPro - Microsoft accused of ‘abusing its power’ in reseller revolt

Reseller ValueLicensing says recent efforts to push customers to cloud services have destroyed its business model.

The Register - UK reseller sues Microsoft for £270m in damages claiming prohibitive contracts choke off surplus office licence supplies

Microsoft is being sued by UK reseller ValueLicensing for £270m in damages over claims of restrictive contractual practices and abuse of dominance.

Financial Times - UK software reseller sues Microsoft for £270m

Financial Times - A British company is suing Microsoft for £270m in damages.

Forbes - British Reseller Sues Microsoft For £270m

UK-based software reseller ValueLicensing is suing Microsoft for £270 million.