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• March 27, 2026

  Arbitration Proponents Must Better Explain Value, Report Says

  Arbitration is vulnerable to criticism because its proponents don't do a good enough job of selling its positive aspects to the public, who often view the dispute resolution method through the lens of a small number of high-profile and controversial cases, a new report has concluded.

• March 27, 2026

  Russia Ordered To Halt Chess Matches In Disputed Regions

  Russian chess officials are facing a three-year suspension from sanctioned international play after the Court of Arbitration for Sport ordered Moscow to stop scheduling matches in occupied Ukrainian territories.

• March 27, 2026

  Probate Firm Ex-Staffer's 'Fraudster' Posts Were Defamatory

  A London judge has found that a probate executive's online reviews calling a law firm owner a "fraudster" amounted to defamation, but the firm itself couldn't claim that it had also taken a hit as it was left out of her one-star reviews. 

• March 27, 2026

  UK College Wins VAT Dispute Over Tax Status Of Funding

  A technical college providing free courses to students with U.K. government funding was right to treat the funding as consideration for its taxable supply of services, making it subject to value-added tax that could be recovered from HM Revenue & Customs, a London court ruled Friday.

• March 27, 2026

  Crowe Liable For £100K Over Wine Investment Ponzi Audit

  The liquidators of a failed wine investment company won just over £100,000 ($133,000) in their negligence case against an accounting firm after a court held Friday that the firm's directors' Ponzi scheme was the main reason for its loss.

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