Langdell ‘could face fraud charges’

The devastating manner in which Tim Langdell lost a legal fight with EA could result in ‘potentially serious consequences’ for the Edge Games owner, a game industry lawyer has said.

Jas Purewal, of business law firm Olswang, said Langdell’s failure to earn a preliminary injunction against Electronic Arts was so comprehensive that the courts may turn their attention onto him.

That has potential personal legal consequences for him,” Purewal said. He also pointed out that Langdell was said to be lying in submitting his own evidence to a California court.

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