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• April 24, 2026

  NY Court Pauses $100M Saudi Arabia Pharma Award Suit

  A New York federal judge has paused litigation filed by a Qatari pharmaceutical distributor and its chairman aimed at enforcing a nearly $100 million arbitral award against Saudi Arabia while a hearing is conducted in the kingdom's set-aside petition in England next week.

• April 24, 2026

  Tycoon's Son Can't Appeal £3.1M Howard Kennedy Bill

  The son of a diamond tycoon accused of swindling $1 billion from banks has lost his latest bid to challenge his legal bills from Howard Kennedy LLP, as a judge held Friday that he understood his "ongoing liability" from the international fraud case.

• April 24, 2026

  Top Court Set To Rule On FRAND Obligations For Patent Pools

  The U.K. Supreme Court is set to consider Monday whether the country's courts can set licensing rates for patents offered through a patent pool for 5G-enabled vehicles, as questions mount over the U.K.'s approach to standard-essential patent litigation.

• April 24, 2026

  Salmon Cartel Ruling Puts Class Rep Pay Under Microscope

  A decision from the Competition Appeal Tribunal to refuse to certify a class action against an alleged salmon cartel sharpens scrutiny of class representative pay, litigation budgets and distribution models, with a renewed focus on whether claims make economic sense and can deliver for class members.

• April 24, 2026

  Film Co. Wins Claim Co-Founder Diverted Work To Rival

  A London judge ruled Friday that a former director and co-founder of a video production company breached his duties to it by diverting business and misusing company information to run a competitor.

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