LONDON (Reuters) - Hewlett-Packard Co (HPQ.N) has lodged a claim in London against Michael Lynch and a former colleague for damages of about $5.1 billion over their management of Autonomy, the company it bought in 2011.
Lynch will counter sue, seeking in excess of 100 million pounds ($149 million) for loss and damage caused by HP's accusations, his representatives said in a statement on Tuesday.
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