So far in 2026, judges at the High Court have narrowed extensive diesel emissions claims, determined how a landmark class action settlement should be divided and redrawn the boundaries of privilege.
So far in 2026, judges at the High Court have narrowed extensive diesel emissions claims, determined how a landmark class action settlement should be divided and redrawn the boundaries of privilege.
Grammy Award winner Alanis Morissette has been sued in London by an executive at Live Nation's Israeli unit, part of the entertainment giant that has promoted her concerts around the world.
A London court ordered Samsung on Wednesday to pay several Swatch brands $11.6 million for allowing third-party smartwatch apps that mimic existing luxury watch faces, far below the $170 million the brands had sought.
Network Rail has sued a freight services provider and a rail maintenance company over a 2020 train derailment in Wales that caused a huge oil spill and enormous damage to the local environment.
The buyers of a £3.15 million ($4.3 million) country home have sued its former owners for fraudulent misrepresentation, accusing them of falsely denying knowledge of proposals to develop neighboring farmland into a caravan site.
A London court ruled Wednesday that a group of property investors can't extend a limitation deadline to sue a formerly defunct law firm because they waited too long to act after it was restored to the public register.
Altenar told a New Jersey federal court that Sportradar is trying to force a case accusing it of monopolizing the U.S. sports betting data market into arbitration in Switzerland based on a terminated contract that only covered foreign markets.
Dozens of drivers suing eCourier for worker status told a tribunal on Wednesday that the delivery company should pay a deposit of up to £150,000 ($204,000) to pursue arguments denying their worker status.
A concierge has failed in appealing that his discrimination claims should have been heard by a full panel of the Employment Tribunal after citing a fake authority in support of his case.
A tribunal has ordered a dissolved Norwegian technology company to pay a worker £145,461 ($198,000) in compensation for unpaid holiday pay and wage deductions.
In Barclays Bank v. Financial Ombudsman Service, the High Court recently blocked the FOS from investigating consumer complaints that fall outside the legal time limit, demonstrating courts’ willingness to look at the ombudsman's approach to its own jurisdiction, says Rachael Healey at RPC.
