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Latest News in Commercial Litigation UK

• January 12, 2026

  Fixed Costs Regime Unfair To Winners, Law Society Says

  The fixed recoverable costs regime is failing to deliver the certainty it promised to winning parties in civil litigation, the Law Society said Monday in response to an impending government consultation.

• January 12, 2026

  BREAKING: Master Of The Rolls Geoffrey Vos To Retire

  Master of the Rolls Geoffrey Vos announced Monday that he will step down from his post as the most senior civil judge in England and Wales later in 2026.

• January 12, 2026

  UK Pays Settlement To Tortured Guantánamo Bay Detainee

  The government has reached settlement in a legal fight with a Guantánamo Bay detainee, two years after the U.K. Supreme Court said he should be able to bring a personal injury claim in England over his torture.

• January 09, 2026

  Singapore Court Nixes Poland's Bid To Set Aside $330M Award

  A Singapore commercial court on Friday dismissed Poland's application to set aside a £252 million (about $330 million) arbitral award under the Energy Charter Treaty, upholding GreenX Metals Ltd.'s earlier announced right to compensation under the ECT.

• January 09, 2026

  Court Term Starts With Move To Close 'Transparency Gap'

  The start of a new court term on Monday will usher in a pilot program designed to increase the transparency of court documents, but there are unanswered questions about whether it will fulfill a stated aim of informing public understanding of court proceedings.

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