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£50 Million Judgment Against Maximus Suspended – Samsideen Alatishe Vows Court of Appeal Challenge

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London, UK – Mr Samsideen Alatishe, a London-based entrepreneur, commonly known as Sam Alatishe a Black African of Nigerian heritage, and graduate in the Masters in Enterprise and Management for the Creative Arts from the University of the Arts London, has announced his intention to appeal to the Court of Appeal following the suspension of a £50 million default judgment originally awarded in his favour against Maximus Companies Limited, the UK subsidiary of Maximus Inc. (USA). Mr Alatishe initially secured default judgment in December 2017 after Maximus failed to defend proceedings alleging hate crime, discrimination, harassment, negligence, breaches of human rights, and the theft of intellectual property — including business ideas, plans, knowledge, market research, marketing materials, and prototype applications developed while attending the government-mandated Work Programme. The judgment was later suspended at a hearing held in his absence due to illness, a decision Mr Alatishe ...

Samsideen Alatishe Files £3 Billion Claim Against NHS GP Practice Lawns Medical Care

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London, UK – 20 December 2025 — Samsideen Alatishe has filed a landmark £3 billion High Court claim against North Street Medical Care, trading as Lawns Medical Care, his National Health Service (NHS) General Practice. The claim, now lodged with the King’s Bench Division, alleges serious medical negligence, harassment, unlawful discrimination, and breaches of human rights, resulting in long-term personal injury, psychological harm, and extensive economic losses. Mr. Alatishe — commonly known as Sam Alatishe a Black African of Nigerian heritage, a graduate in the Masters in Enterprise and Management for the Creative Arts from the University of the Arts London, and tech entrepreneur — lives with long-term health conditions and disability. His claim not only seeks redress for years of harm and mistreatment, but also highlights wider systemic failures within the UK’s healthcare and public service institutions. The Particulars of Claim cite repeated breaches of the Equality Act 2010 and ...

Samsideen Alatishe a Vunerable LBBD Tenant Facing Eviction Sues for £2.5 Billion

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Romford, UK — On 2 July 2025, Romford County Court granted a possession order against Mr Samsideen Alatishe, a long-standing council tenant, despite ongoing allegations of systemic discrimination , anti-social behavior, s erious housing disrepair , noise nuisance , and failures to make reasonable adjustments . Mr Alatishe maintains that the proceedings breached his rights under Article 6 (right to a fair hearing) and Article 8 (right to respect for home and private life) of the European Convention on Human Rights, as well as protections under the Equality Act 2010 . Mr Alatishe, commonly known as Sam Alatishe is Black African man of Nigerian heritage, a tech entrepreneur and a graduate who studied for the Masters in Arts in Enterprise and Management for the Creative Arts at the University of the Arts London. He lives with long-term health conditions and disability and says he was unrepresented during critical stages of the proceedings , faced unreasonably short deadlines , and that...

Disabled Tenant and Race Discrimination Victim Faces Eviction Amid Broader Human Rights Concerns

Possession order granted to London Borough of Barking and Dagenham despite claims of systemic discrimination and breaches of human rights law. Romford, UK — On 2 July 2025, Romford County Court granted a possession order against Mr. Samsideen Alatishe, a long-term tenant of the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham, despite serious concerns about fairness, discrimination, and compliance with human rights law. Mr. Alatishe, who is Black African, unemployed and lives with long-term health conditions and disability, argues that the proceedings breached his right to a fair hearing (Article 6 ECHR), right to respect for his home (Article 8 ECHR), and protections under the Equality Act 2010. He says he was unrepresented for critical hearings, given unreasonably short deadlines, and that key evidence of discrimination, housing disrepair, noise nuisance, anti-social neighbours, personal injury, and significant financial losses was ignored. He is now appealing the decision and applying t...