2023 Blogs
Leigh Day blogs 2023
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Ongoing investigation into Midlands doctor accused of child sexual offences
In light of the ongoing investigation into a doctor accused of sex offences against children, Head of Leigh Day abuse team Alison Millar considers the impact on potential victims and questions possible procedures at the hospitals where the alleged offender worked.
Inquests: What is the reality of our coronial system and legal aid for bereaved families?
Merry Varney and Caleb Bawdon from our human rights team discuss the current state of the coronial system and the challenges for bereaved families who must navigate through it.
Top tips for buying travel insurance in 2023
Caitlin Dunn explains how to choose the right travel insurance policy for your overseas trip.
Fans deserve answers from UEFA’s overdue independent review into the 2022 Champions League final
Eight months after thousands of Liverpool fans underwent physical and psychological harm at the Champions League final, those impacted are still waiting for the publication of UEFA's independent review. Here, solicitor Clare Campbell discusses the effect months of waiting has had on those looking for answers.
Insuring climate litigation costs
Hollie Brett and Oliver Holland explain why pressure from insurance companies may be the key to encouraging the world’s biggest polluters to clean up their act.
Toxic ‘forever chemicals’ in AFFF firefighting foam
Jennifer Ellis, who represents a retired firefighter diagnosed with cancer linked to the long-term exposure of toxic firefighting foam during the course of his employment, explains why there are likely to be many more cases of firefighters similarly affected.