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• January 30, 2026

  Future Of Data Breach Claims Hinges On Top UK Court Case

  The U.K. Supreme Court's recent decision to examine a case that stems from the accidental disclosure of police officers' personal data will probably determine whether litigation involving such large-scale breaches accelerates, lawyers say — or whether it stalls.

• January 30, 2026

  Charity Challenges Recruiters' 'Evo' TM With Bad Faith Claims

  A career guidance charity for minority applicants has pushed back against trademark infringement allegations, counterclaiming that a platform providing recruitment services had registered rival "evo" signs in bad faith over more services than it ever planned to market. 

• January 30, 2026

  Little Simz Fights £2.8M In Copyright Battle With Producer

  Award-winning British rapper Little Simz has told a London court that she owns the copyright to several records despite the claims from her former producer and friend of over 20 years, as the two sides litigate over millions in allegedly unpaid fees. 

• January 30, 2026

  Ex-Client's £40K Fee-Fraud Emails Ruled Defamatory

  A London judge ruled Friday that a series of emails sent by a law firm's former client accusing it of fraudulently charging him £40,000 ($55,000) were defamatory.

• January 30, 2026

  Tech Exec Fired After Board Coup Bid Was 'Unfairly' Let Go

  A London Employment Tribunal has ruled that a financial technology payment startup unfairly dismissed its chief technology officer, but did not do so for the disclosures he made amid a souring relationship with the company's chief executive that led to an attempted boardroom coup.

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