2017 News
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Man who needed below knee amputation after collision receives significant compensation
Christopher Williams was hit by a vintage car during the London to Brighton rally
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High Court finds MoD breached the Geneva Conventions during the Iraq War
A High Court judge today ruled the MoD unlawfully detained civilians during the Iraq war, breaching the Human Rights Act and the Geneva Conventions
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Same-sex couple win fight for equality over IVF treatment
A same-sex couple who began legal action against their local NHS Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) on the grounds that the group's policy on access to infertility treatment was unlawful have been successful in securing access to IVF treatment.
Legal action against Royal Mail arises as courier drivers ask for basic employment rights
Legal action has been launched against Royal Mail Group Limited on behalf of four courier drivers who claim that the household name and former public service, Royal Mail, does not provide them with basic employment rights
Landmark High Court Ruling Allows Release of Historic Asbestos Documents
The High Court ruled that documents set for destruction after litigation can be shared with lawyers representing asbestos victims not involved in the original case.
Legal action against London-based shipping company following life-changing injuries
UK law firm Leigh Day is taking legal action on behalf of a 38-year-old Bangladeshi man who lost a leg and some of the sight in one eye whilst dismantling a ship on behalf of Zodiac Maritime, a London-based shipping company.
Families repeat call for regulation of the volunteering sector following ICS report
The families of Alice Barnett and Summer Robertson, who died while volunteering in South Africa, have repeated their calls for regulation of the volunteering sector following a report published today on the International Citizen Service (ICS) programme.
Bristol surgeon investigated by NHS Trust regarding mesh implants
It has been reported that a Bristol-based surgeon is being investigated by his NHS trust regarding mesh implants used to fix bowel problems in women.
Teacher at St Paul's private school resigns following allegations of sexual abuse
A member of staff at St Paul's girls' school in London has resigned following claims of sexual abuse by former pupils, the Guardian has reported.
Supreme Court to hear families fight for compensation against chemical giant Johnson Matthey
Supreme Court to hear legal claim on behalf of three former employees of FTSE 100 chemical company Johnson Matthey