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• April 09, 2026

  Welsh Government Wins Fight Over £205M Airport Subsidy

  The Welsh government has defeated Bristol Airport's challenge to a £205 million ($275 million) public funding package it issued to Cardiff Airport, after Britain's antitrust tribunal held that the subsidy was legal.

• April 09, 2026

  Rail Worker Wins Harassment Case Over EDL Note In Locker

  A tribunal has ruled that a British-Indian track worker was racially harassed after he found a leaflet from the English Defence League in his locker, finding that Network Rail relied on rumor and speculation rather than conducting a proper investigation. 

• April 09, 2026

  COVID-19 Jab Injury Claimants Seek Compensation Reforms

  A group of claimants suing AstraZeneca over death and injury allegedly caused by side effects of a COVID-19 vaccine said Thursday that they hope an inquiry into the response to the pandemic will recommend that the country's vaccine compensation scheme is reformed.

• April 09, 2026

  Jo Malone 'Surprised' By Estée Lauder Owner's TM Claim

  British perfumer Jo Malone has defended the right to use her own name after Estée Lauder Companies claimed in a London court that she has infringed trademarks over the "Jo Malone" brand that it acquired when it bought her company.

• April 09, 2026

  ECJ Ruling Shows When Cos. Can Reject Data Requests

  The European Court of Justice’s recent decision in Brillen Rottler v. TC clarifies that although data controllers must be cautious in declining data subject access requests under the EU General Data Protection Regulation, a company may refuse to respond where the request is manifestly unfounded or excessive, even at first contact, says Rob Dalling at Jenner & Block.

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