Don't miss CEDAWinLAW's letter to the Prime Minister requesting an intervention to uphold the rule of Law!
Read the letter here on CEDAWinLAW's Facebook page
See also an Open letter from CEDAWinLAW to Bindman's LLP under the heading of:
"Mediation: Civil Procedure Rules: Statutory, fiduciary and equitable duties" the text of which is copied below:
Copy to Cabinet & Shadow Cabinet Ministers & Co-Chairs APPG (State Pension) & Chair, W&PSC
CEDAWinLAW requests a response to its email hereunder dated 18th November 2025 in the above matters which is well overdue.
CEDAWinLAW notes Bindman's client Waspi Limited's interim court hearing scheduled to take place on 3rd December 2025 news of which was not shared on its crowdfund page with all victims until 1st December 2025 - despite the court having confirmed the hearing to CEDAWinLAW in November.
Attached is a screenshot of a post published on social media by a group of 1950s Women expecting the court to regard Mediation at tomorrow's hearing.
Repeated calls from several 1950s Women group leaders to work together with Waspi Limited on Mediation are being ignored solely by Waspi Limited.
CEDAWinLAW respectfully enquire whether Waspi Limited seeks to undermine the integrity of the Mediation process by seemingly denying full and fair representation of all victims. Albeit unlikely, if so, victims would be very surprised, as apparently the question of dereliction of statutory, fiduciary and equitable duties may reasonably arise which exposes any purported settlement to challenge as unrepresentative, procedurally improper and unenforceable.
In obvious plain terms, if any party were to seek Mediation while deliberately excluding the rightful representation of all affected victims, that conduct may be deemed as unethical and may constitute dereliction of duty - a failure to discharge their obligation to act fairly, inclusively, and in the best interests of all parties.
CEDAWinLAW keenly looks forward to Waspi Limited's acceptance of its reasonable invitation to join Mediation in a prompt reply to our letters dated 18th November 2025 and 2nd December 2025.
Regards
Joanne Welch
Founder
CEDAWinLAW
Finally, details of the Court Hearing tomorrow 3 Dec 25:
10.30AM 3rd DEC COURT 2 BEFORE MR JUSTICE SWIFT
HEARING APPLICATION BY WASPI LIMITED v SECRETARY OF STATE FOR WORK AND PENSIONS AT
Royal Courts of Justice, Strand, London WC2A 2LL
From the Court:
●Hearings
Hearings take place in public unless otherwise indicated. When considering the use of telephone and video technology the judiciary will have regard to the principles of open justice. The court may exclude observers where necessary to secure the proper administration of justice.
●Judgments
Judgments handed down by the judge remotely will be released by circulation to the parties’ representatives by email and release to the National Archives. The date and time for hand-down will be deemed to be not before time listed. A copy of the judgment in final form as handed down can be made available after that time, on request by email.
Following publication of this update, there has been an announcement that:
🔴🔴🔴UPDATE: WASPI LIMITED'S JUDICIAL REVIEW 2-DAY HEARING SCHEDULED FOR 9TH & 10TH DECEMBER IS *CANCELLED*
🔴🔴🔴LIKEWISE WASPI LIMITED's ABOVE INTERIM HEARING SET FOR 3RD DECEMBER 2025 *CANCELLED*
🔴🔴🔴THE GOVT WILL CONSIDER WITHIN 12 WEEKS ITS 2024 DECISION AGAINST WASPI LIMITED'S CLAIM AND TO TAKE INTO ACCOUNT *ALL* RELEVANT EVIDENCE.
It is vital that all 50sWomen are properly represented and that all evidence of injustice is considered in mediation!
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