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• February 02, 2026

  HSBC Must Face Contractor's Maternity Leave Bias Claims

  HSBC has failed to convince an employment tribunal to nix an outsourced psychologist's pregnancy discrimination claims based on the fact that she submitted her complaint nearly two and a half months later, as she still had a shot of defending the delay at trial.

• February 02, 2026

  Solicitor Accused Clients Of Crimes Over Unpaid Bill

  A solicitor made reports to international security agencies accusing his former clients of evading sanctions and trading with terrorists because of a dispute over unpaid fees, the Solicitors Regulation Authority told a tribunal Monday.

• February 02, 2026

  Broadcast Biz Denies Liability To Banks In £1.3B Fraud Case

  A broadcasting equipment company has denied that it is liable to Lloyds Bank PLC and Bank of Scotland PLC if the lenders are found to have wrongly processed payments linked to an alleged £1.3 billion ($1.8 billion) fraud.

• February 02, 2026

  Pogust Goodhead Adds Quinn Emanuel Litigator To BHP Team

  Pogust Goodhead said Monday that it has hired a seasoned litigator from Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan LLP to help handle the next stage of its £36 billion ($47 billion) case against mining giant BHP over the Mariana Dam disaster in Brazil.

• February 02, 2026

  Doreen Lawrence Felt 'Violated' By Alleged Mail Spying

  Campaigner Doreen Lawrence told a trial on Monday that she felt "violated" when she was told that the publisher of the Daily Mail had spied on her unlawfully while it publicly supported her family's efforts to secure justice for her murdered son.

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