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• April 22, 2026

  Real Estate Co. Fights Exit Tax On £142M Over Legal Certainty

  A tribunal breached the principle of legal certainty in European Union law by ruling in favor of Britain's tax authority in a dispute over an exit tax on capital gains of £142 million ($192 million), a real estate investment company told a London court Wednesday.

• April 22, 2026

  Lessons From Spain's Decision Not To Enforce UK Judgment

  In a recent ruling, a Barcelona court refused to recognize a €365 million U.K. judgment against Cerberus Capital, showing that a foreign decision may be sound, final and enforceable in its own jurisdiction, yet still be refused entry where it threatens to displace a dispute already before the Spanish courts, says Josep Galvez at 4-5 Gray’s Inn Square.

• April 22, 2026

  Nokia Fights English Court's Jurisdiction To Hear RAND Claim

  Nokia told the Court of Appeal on Wednesday that the English courts have no business setting terms to license its suite of video-codec patents to Acer and Asus, marking the latest jurisdictional spat over standard-essential patents to reach the appellate court.

• April 22, 2026

  Class Rep Seeks To Revive £2.7B FX Claim As Opt-In Action

  A competition law consultant is fighting to relaunch a £2.7 billion ($3.65 billion) class action against major banks over alleged foreign exchange-rigging as an opt-in claim after a tribunal rejected it as an opt-out case.

• April 22, 2026

  Law Society Won't Appeal Mazur Ruling On Litigation Rights

  The Law Society said Wednesday that it will not challenge the Court of Appeal's recent landmark Mazur ruling, which allows non-solicitors to carry out litigation work under supervision.

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