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• November 18, 2025

  Ex-Mishcon Client Contempt Of Court Bid Challenged

  A London judge challenged a former Mishcon de Reya LLP client who alleges that the firm's lawyers gave false statements to court, telling her Tuesday that she has put forward no simple or straightforward charge of contempt of court.

• November 18, 2025

  Seismic Tech Co. Güralp Says SFO Missed DPA's Deadline

  A seismic technology company urged London judges on Tuesday to rule that it had not breached its corporate bribery settlement agreement with the Serious Fraud Office, arguing that the agency had missed its deadline.

• November 18, 2025

  Kuwaiti Pension Chief's Heirs Fight To Avoid $1B Fraud Debt

  The children of a former Kuwaiti pensions fund director told an appeals court on Tuesday that they should not be held liable for their now-dead father's alleged $1 billion fraud debt, arguing that successors outside the English jurisdiction cannot be forced to pay.

• November 18, 2025

  UK Tribunal's Clearview Decision Expands GDPR Application

  The Upper Tribunal’s recent decision in Information Commissioner v. Clearview AI is an important ruling on the extraterritorial reach of the European Union and U.K. General Data Protection Regulations, broadening behavioral monitoring to include not only activity by the company, but also its client, says Edward Machin at Ropes & Gray.

• November 18, 2025

  CILEX Seeks To Appeal Against Mazur Amid Fears Over Jobs

  The Chartered Institute of Legal Executives said Tuesday that it has applied for permission to appeal against the Mazur decision that restricts which employees within a law firm can conduct litigation, citing the disruption it has caused in the legal sector.

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