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• December 11, 2025

  Carter Ruck Pro Says She Was Bound To Defend Crypto-Scam

  A Carter Ruck partner was professionally "bound" to threaten a whistleblower with legal action on behalf of Ruja Ignatova because she did not know that the "Crypto Queen" was actually running a multibillion-dollar scam, the solicitor's counsel told a disciplinary tribunal on Thursday.

• December 11, 2025

  Late Filing Voids Adviser's Bid For Alleged €10M Share Payout

  An adviser won't be able to pursue claims that fund services giant IQ-EQ fired him to avoid paying out some €10 million ($12 million) in a share sale, after an employment tribunal held that his unfair dismissal complaint was filed too late.

• December 11, 2025

  Shell Accused Of Worsening Typhoon Through Emissions

  Over 100 survivors of a "super-typhoon" that hit the Philippines in 2021 have sued Shell PLC in the first case in England that directly links climate change to a fossil fuel giant, alleging that the company's operations intensified the storm's destruction.

• December 10, 2025

  Oatly Asks Top Court To Revive TM For 'Post Milk'

  Oat drink company Oatly told the U.K.'s top court that it should be able to use the word "milk" when advertising its products, arguing that its "post milk generation" trademark does not run afoul of retained European law.

• December 10, 2025

  Fife Ruling Little Help In Solving Single-Sex Space Disputes

  A keenly-awaited ruling in a nurse's claim that she was harassed by the use by a transgender doctor of a women's changing room provides little clarity to employers on how to manage disputes over single-sex facilities, as a tribunal largely side-stepped a landmark decision on the legal definition of a woman.

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