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Group litigation “could cost the UK economy £18bn”
The paper "The Impact of Increased Mass Litigation in the UK" by Oscar Guinea, Dyuti Pandya, Vanika Sharma, and Renata Zilli is referenced by Legal Futures
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Class action lawsuits could cost UK economy up to £18bn
The paper "The Impact of Increased Mass Litigation in the UK" by Oscar Guinea, Dyuti Pandya, Vanika Sharma, and Renata Zilli is referenced in The Times.
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Mass Litigation Could Cost UK Economy £18B, Report Warns
The paper "The Impact of Increased Mass Litigation in the UK" by Oscar Guinea, Dyuti Pandya, Vanika Sharma, and Renata Zilli is referenced by LAW360.
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Mass litigation ‘could cost UK economy £18bn’
The paper "The Impact of Increased Mass Litigation in the UK" by Oscar Guinea, Dyuti Pandya, Vanika Sharma, and Renata Zilli is referenced in The Law Society Gazzette.
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Trump tariff ruling risks slowing down delivery of UK trade deal
David Henig expresses concerns that Trump’s legal defeat would amplify chaos and confusion in US trade policy via the Financial Times.
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U.S. court’s tariff ruling stirs questions about U.K.’s trade deal with Trump
David Henig highlighted for The Globe and Mail that uncertainty caused by Trump's unpredictable tariff policies complicates business planning.
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EU and UK aim to end Brexit era in London summit
David Henig via Euractiv believes UK-EU summit outcomes were predictable since February, with last-minute haggling for balance.
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The UK and the EU hail a new chapter as they sign fresh deals 5 years after Brexit
David Henig suggests via Associated Press that following EU rules is necessary for the UK, as 50% of trade is with the EU.
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Is Britain really inching back towards the EU?
David Henig views the UK-EU summit as a modest step, not transformative, via the BBC.
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Is Britain really inching back towards the EU?
David Henig believes the UK-EU summit is a step forward, enhancing trade ties rather than making drastic changes, via BBC.
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Lower US tariffs on UK exports unlikely to take effect for weeks, say British officials
David Henig criticises rushed UK-US trade deal, leaving businesses uncertain about implementation details via Financial Times.
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In U.K.-U.S. trade deal, hormone-fed beef is off the menu
David Henig notes that Britain prioritises aligning with EU food standards over U.S. standards via The Washington Post.