Royal Courts of Justice dismisses Alexander and Feldman privacy claim against UKGC
The Royal Courts of Justice dismissed Kenny Alexander and Lee Feldman’s civil claim against the UK Gambling Commission on 19 January, according to the report. The former gambling executives had argued that the regulator breached their privacy by disclosing a licence review linked to their attempted takeover of 888 Holdings. The court ordered them to pay the commission’s legal costs; their representatives reportedly intend to appeal.
The court rejected the executives’ privacy claim over the UKGC’s disclosure, though they reportedly intend to appeal.