The Financial Conduct Authority has confirmed it will resume handling motor finance complaints on 31 May 2026, bringing an end to a pause that will have lasted nearly two years.
River Island Secures Court Approval for Restructuring Plan to Avoid Administration
River Island Rescue Plan Approved, Saving Over 4,000 Jobs but Putting More Than 1,000 at Risk
Tesco loses Supreme Court case over ‘fire and rehire’ practice.
The Union of Shop Distributive and Allied Workers (Usdaw) has won a Supreme Court case against Tesco over its plans to “fire and rehire” workers on less favourable terms.
Post Office’s incurred over £250 million in legal fees related to the Horizon IT scandal
The Post Office has incurred over £250 million in legal fees related to the Horizon IT scandal, nearly matching the total compensation paid to victims.
LCF fraud victims seek £20 million from Google
Victims affected by the London Capital & Finance (LCF) debacle are pressing Google to reimburse tens of millions of pounds that were expended on deceptive digital advertising to endorse the
Judges hear that Car makers are confronted with 1.2 million lawsuits related to the emissions scandal.
Judges have been informed that car manufacturers are facing over 1.2 million compensation claims due to allegations of installing “defeat devices” in diesel vehicles to circumvent emissions tests.
Amanda Staveley, owner of Newcastle United, embroiled in bankruptcy dispute
Amanda Staveley, the co-owner of Newcastle United, has found herself embroiled in a contentious bankruptcy dispute involving millions of pounds with Victor Restis, a Greek shipping magnate, according to information
Millions alerted about problems with Mastercard transactions
Millions of clients have been alerted about challenges in processing certain Mastercard transactions.
The head of Mastercard Europe stands up for card charges amidst scrutiny from UK regulators.
Mastercard’s European chief, Mark Barnett, has justified the charges levied on merchants amidst regulatory scrutiny in the UK, retailer opposition, and the looming threat of Big Tech encroaching on their
UK Retailers Declare War on Visa and Mastercard Over Transaction Fees
A group of large retail brands is seeking to be compensated for historical charging fees that they incurred in violation of competition laws
The UK High Court declares the Uber business model illegal
In a ruling today, the High Court Administrative Court rejected Uber’s request to declare its controversial gig economy business model legal.
Oilex Ltd (ASX:LON:OEX) Dispute Resolution with GSPC
Oilex Ltd (Oilex or the Company) is pleased to announce it has reached an agreement with Gujarat State Petroleum Corporation (GSPC) which, upon completion, will resolve the ongoing Cambay PSC