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Government launches e-bike safety awareness campaign
Product safety lawyer Jill Paterson welcomes the launch of a new safety campaign to raise awareness about the dangers of buying unsafe e-bikes, e-scooters and lithium-ion batteries online.
Call of duty: Sexual harassment in the workplace
Employment solicitor Mandy Bhattal discusses the changes to the law on sexual harassment in the workplace.
ICJ declares Israel’s continued presence in the Occupied Palestinian Territory is unlawful and should come to an end “as rapidly as possible”
Anthony Hayward and Lauren Chaplin, from the International and Group Claims department, set out the Advisory Opinion issued by the International Court of Justice in relation to Israel’s policies and practices in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, and reflect on its impact.
When was the last time you checked your hot water bottle?
Kristina Stiles, client liaison manager in the personal injury department, discusses how to check for and address dangers with hot water bottles, as well as how to deal with burns and scalds.
Why medical students and junior doctors should receive training on healthcare litigation
Rebecca Ridgeon reflects on delivering training to junior doctors on medical negligence.
The case of convicted paedophile Neil Foden raises more questions than answers
All abuse of children is totally unacceptable and wrong but some cases are particularly shocking in terms of the sheer scale reported of the abuse and breach of trust.
Could the Financial Markets Test Case Procedure be an alternative for group legal actions?
Renée Wright and Ianthe Roper-Elliott discuss whether a legal process known as the Financial Markets Test Procedure could provide an alternative legal route for people seeking collective redress.
Baby Loss Awareness Week: Breaking the silence
Baby Loss Awareness Week happens every year 9-15 October. Medical Negligence Triage Team Manager and registered midwife Helen Stanley reflects on the importance of breaking the silence.
Lake Windermere: United Utilities’ Proposed Investment to tackle sewage pollution
Fiona Huddleston and Ben West consider United Utilities’ proposals to address sewage pollution in Lake Windermere
It is time the law is changed for those who enable abusers like Mohamed Al-Fayed
Dino Nocivelli says it is time to break the silence about abuse by those who surround the abusers
PFAS pollution near Blackpool: Will it last forever?
Mary Westmacott, Napat Phuphatana and Kah Ho Teh of Leigh Day discuss the allegations of PFAS pollution in Thornton-Cleveleys near Blackpool.
Cycle to School: social, environmental and economic benefits
Discover the health benefits, environmental impact, and academic performance boost of cycling to school. Embrace a sustainable, healthy lifestyle today!