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• November 19, 2025

  Pogust Goodhead Adds MoFo Litigator To Lead Mariana Case

  Pogust Goodhead said Wednesday that it has hired a senior litigator at Morrison Foerster LLP to take the lead in the damages phase of its £36 billion ($47 billion) case against mining giant BHP over the collapse of the Mariana Dam in Brazil.

• November 19, 2025

  Which? Says Funder Can Support £3B Apple ICloud Claim

  Consumer group Which? downplayed Wednesday suggestions from Apple that it had brushed away concerns around the financial health of the litigation funder backing a proposed £3 billion ($3.9 billion) collective action over cloud storage.

• November 19, 2025

  4chan's US Lawsuit May Affect UK Online Safety Law Reach

  4chan and Kiwi Farms’ pending case against the Office of Communications in a D.C. federal court, arguing that their constitutional rights have been violated, could have far-reaching implications for the extraterritorial enforcement of the U.K. Online Safety Act and other laws if successful, say lawyers at Taylor Wessing.

• November 19, 2025

  Influencer Says 'Alt-Right' Label In Review Defamed Him

  A conservative American author urged a London judge on Wednesday to rule that a review of a Mumford & Sons album in The Observer newspaper had defamed him by referring to him as an "alt-right agitator."

• November 19, 2025

  Autistic Barrister Reprimanded For Assaulting In-Laws

  A barrister who assaulted his in-laws during an "autism meltdown" was given a reprimand by a disciplinary tribunal on Wednesday as the panel said that his conduct was serious but that it was at least partly the result of his condition.

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