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• March 17, 2026

  Traffic Biz Denies Wrongly Refusing Sacked Director £400K

  The owner of a traffic-management business has denied it forced out a former director, saying it was entitled to refuse him £400,000 ($535,000) in share-sale payments after his departure for gross misconduct, including that he took illegal drugs at a client event.

• March 17, 2026

  Asda Staff Jobs Ruled Comparable In £1.2B Equal Pay Case

  A tribunal has ruled that female staff working in a range of jobs at Asda do similar work to employees at distribution centers, building on a victory for a handful of lead claimants in the £1.2 billion ($1.6 billion) equal pay dispute.

• March 17, 2026

  UK Judges Being Trained To Spot AI Threats In Courtrooms

  Judges in England and Wales are being trained to recognize the use of artificial intelligence in the courtroom, the head of the judiciary said Wednesday, as well as the "threats" that emerging technologies bring to "administrating the delivery of justice."

• March 16, 2026

  Argentina Accused Of Misusing GDP Data In €1.5B Debt Row

  Argentina is facing renewed legal action from hedge funds that accused it of using incorrect gross domestic product figures for calculating its €1.5 billion ($1.7 billion) outstanding debt to bondholders, which said Monday they have obtained a court order demanding as much.

• March 16, 2026

  Class Rep Hit With £15M Bill Over Failed Train Ticket Claim

  A consumer rights champion has been ordered to pay up to £15 million ($20 million) in legal costs over his failed class action accusing a group of train operators of abusing their dominant position and forcing some passengers to pay double the fare.

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