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• April 16, 2026

  UK Travel Co. Can Challenge VAT Credit Adjustment

  A travel agency can proceed with challenging HM Revenue & Customs' trimming of its value-added tax credit by about £187,000 ($253,000) after a court spiked the U.K. tax authority's bid for an early end to the case.

• April 16, 2026

  Home Office Lifts Block On Migrant Contract Amid Mitie Row

  A London judge on Thursday lifted the suspension on a contract for irregular immigration services that was imposed during litigation over the procurement process, saying that the U.K. government could not be compensated financially if the claim against it fails.

• April 16, 2026

  £382M Fish Cartel Class Action Refused Over Class Rep Fees

  A U.K. tribunal has refused permission for a £382 million ($517 million) class action alleging that fish producers artificially inflated salmon prices, concluding the class representative's £300 hourly fee suggested "a motivation beyond pursuing the interests of the class."

• April 16, 2026

  Ex-Leigh Day Pro Struck Off For Faking Letter To Hide Error

  A former Leigh Day lawyer who tried to cover up missing a disclosure deadline by claiming he had written and sent a disclosure letter when he had not was struck off by the profession's disciplinary tribunal Thursday.

• April 16, 2026

  9 Universities To Sue Gov't Over Student Loan Clawback

  Nine universities revealed Thursday that they plan to bring legal action challenging the Department for Education and the Student Loans Company over the withdrawal of maintenance funding that affects approximately 22,000 students enrolled in weekend courses.

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