2018 News

Are the MHRA's reporting requirements for breast implant related lymphoma enough?

Mum of two receives settlement from retail giant Argos after washing machine fire left her homeless over Christmas

Leigh Day are investigating potential legal action on behalf of a man who was implanted with a Cadisc-L spinal implant shortly before the withdrawal of the product, in 2014.

Campaigners win right for disclosure of documents following litigation with tobacco companies over plain packaging

The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulation Agency (MHRA) has issued a safety warning regarding the use of Zudaifu cream.

The Court of Appeal has today ruled that the Ministry of Justice discriminated against judges on the grounds of age, race and equal pay in relation to changes to their pension.

Leigh Day has launched a specialist legal team to advise and act for professionals and their practices on regulatory and disciplinary matters, including investigations and prosecutions.

The Court of Appeal has today dismissed Uber's appeal against an Employment Tribunal ruling that its drivers are workers who are entitled to be paid at least the National Minimum Wage and to receive paid holiday.

Historic decision by the British Government to establish redress scheme for former child migrants welcomed by lawyers

A campaign group is bringing a High Court challenge against an element of the government's 'hostile environment' policy which covers the right to rent private accommodation.

A campaigning environmental group are due to have their case against the government's fracking policy heard in the High Court in London on 19th and 20th December 2018.

A UK product safety lawyer has warned that Johnson & Johnson could face numerous claims in the UK after reports in the US alleged asbestos was found in its talcum powder.