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• April 10, 2026

  Pilot Demoted For Filming Flight Wins Dismissal Case

  A helicopter pilot has convinced a tribunal that the company forced him to quit after it demoted him over a video he filmed during a flight, relegating him from captain to co-pilot without any guarantee that he would get his job back. 

• April 10, 2026

  COVID Insurance Claims Near Endgame As Deadline Looms

  An approaching deadline for new claims for COVID-19 business interruption has prompted a series of last-minute court filings, but lawyers say that any fresh disputes will be narrow and likely to focus on complex questions not resolved by earlier test cases.

• April 10, 2026

  Law Firm Can't Cut Fine Over Client Account AML Failures

  A disciplinary tribunal has upheld a fine of £68,000 ($91,400) for anti-money laundering failures against a law firm that used its client bank account to move $23 million for a Russian customer, concluding that the penalty fell within the range of possible sanctions.

• April 10, 2026

  Air Conditioning Engineer Found Unfairly Sacked For Own Biz

  An air conditioning engineer has won his unfair dismissal case, with a tribunal concluding that his boss suddenly sacked him on the spot after learning that he had set up his own company.

• April 10, 2026

  London Firm Gets £35K Costs Bill Over Accounting Breaches

  A London law firm that improperly retained a client's funds has been slapped with a bill of £35,000 (£47,000) for the Solicitor Regulation Authority's costs after a tribunal fined it just £2,500.

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