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Leigh Day blogs 2024
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KLM Judgment: The intensifying scrutiny of corporate greenwashing across Europe
Anthony Hayward, Joe Snape and Tom Short discuss the KLM (Koninklijke Luchtvaart Maatschappij) judgment and the impact on other corporations greenwashing across Europe
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Nail technicians given competition law warning as they navigate routes to fair pay
Niamh Kelly and Rosio Cafarelli discuss what small business owners and consumers can learn from National Nail Price Increase Day.
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Handle It Right Part 1: what to do after a cycling accident
A cycling accident can cause shock and trauma, and you might not know what to do next. Jane Bedford, one of Leigh Day’s personal injury solicitors, explains what to do immediately after an accident.
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Josephine Whitehouse and Amy Chater explain the value of personal injury trusts to survivors of abuse
Survivors of abuse may find themselves in receipt of money following a successful civil compensation claim or application to the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority (CICA). Setting up a personal injury trust to hold the funds can be a helpful way to manage the money.
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Supermarket sustainability agreements –NGOs are reassured the risks to consumers are low
Niamh Kelly discusses recent guidance issued by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) on ‘sustainability agreements’, which must generate green benefits without hurting consumers.
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‘Failure to remove’ claims and Article 3: SZR v Blackburn with Darwen Borough Council [2024] EWHC 598 (QB)
Anna Moore and Sam Jacobs of Doughty Street Chambers consider ‘failure to remove’ claims in light of a recent ruling about the application of Article 3, which prohibits inhumane and degrading treatment.
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Earl Spencer speaks out about devastating abuse that he and classmates experienced at boarding school
Head of Leigh Day’s abuse team, Alison Millar discusses Earl Spencer’s disclosure of abuse at boarding school in light of her legal work and repeats her call for new laws to make it a criminal offence for those involved in regulated activities to fail to report any reasonable suspicion that a child is being abused
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Run flat tyre claims
Leigh Day is investigating a potential group claim involving damage to tyres and alloy wheels while using run flat tyres.
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Sexual assault on holiday: advice for survivors from personal injury lawyers
Caitlin Wood and Clare Campbell of Leigh Day’s personal injury team are acting for a number of claimants in cases concerning sexual assaults while on holiday. Here they provide guidance on pursuing related claims, and provide practical advice to those affected.