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• January 19, 2026

  Nomura Denies Overcharging Investor $3.8M To Cover Tax

  The U.K. securities brokering arm of Nomura has rejected a claim that it owes an India-based asset manager more than $3.8 million, denying that it deducted too much money from trades to cover capital gains tax.

• January 19, 2026

  Law Firm Defends Advice On Home Loan That Soared To £11M

  A law firm has denied landing a homebuyer in debt of more than £11 million ($14.7 million) by failing to highlight the risks of using a bridging loan to finance a property deal worth £1.9 million, arguing at court that its advice was sound.

• January 19, 2026

  Noting Similarities And Divergences In UK, EU Apple Rulings

  While recent judgments against Apple by the Competition Appeal Tribunal and European Commission all focus on the Apple ecosystem and point toward closer scrutiny of its App Store rules, their analytical methodologies and potential enforcement routes differ, highlighting differences in approaches to competition law, say lawyers at Perkins Coie.

• January 16, 2026

  Judicial Watchdog Faces Court Challenge Over Bullying Claim

  The Judicial Conduct Investigations Office is set to face a court review over its failure to properly investigate Employment Judge Philip Lancaster, who has been accused by multiple women of bullying and other serious misconduct during hearings.

• January 16, 2026

  UK Supreme Court To Hear Landmark Whistleblowing Case

  The U.K.'s top court will soon determine whether whistleblowers who claim automatic unfair dismissal can bring separate detriment cases based on sackings, after senior barristers formally filed their appeal in the landmark case.

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