Infected Blood Inquiry
The final report of the Infected Blood Inquiry is due on 20 May 2024. Leigh Day's infected blood team represents more than 300 people impacted by the contaminated blood scandal.
Leigh Day represents people who had blood transfusions in the 1970s, 1980s and early 1990s and became infected with diseases including HIV and Hepatitis C.
In 2017, the Government set up the Infected Blood Inquiry to investigate how and why people in the UK were given infected blood, as well as the Government and NHS response to this tragedy. The Inquiry is due to publish its final report on 20 May 2024.
Leigh Day partner Emma Jones leads the infected blood team.
Lawyers' Hopes for Recommendations
Leigh Day lawyers share their hopes for the Infected Blood Inquiry report recommendations.
Infected blood client stories
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Client story: Carolyn Challis
Clients of Leigh Day who have been affected by the infected blood scandal have shared their stories in the lead up to the publication of the Infected Blood Inquiry report.
Client story: Gaye Nowak
Clients of Leigh Day who have been affected by the infected blood scandal have shared their stories in the lead up to the publication of the Infected Blood Inquiry report.
Client story: Simone (anonymous)
Clients of Leigh Day who have been affected by the infected blood scandal have shared their stories in the lead up to the publication of the Infected Blood Inquiry report.
Client story: Gene David
Clients of Leigh Day who have been affected by the infected blood scandal have shared their stories in the lead up to the publication of the Infected Blood Inquiry report.
Client story: Pe Rae
Clients of Leigh Day who have been affected by the infected blood scandal have shared their stories in the lead up to the publication of the Infected Blood Inquiry report.
Emma Jones
Emma runs the team working on the contaminated blood inquiry
Beatrice Morgan
Beatrice Morgan is a senior associate solicitor in the human rights department.
Sarah Westoby
Sarah represents individuals in the Court of Protection, families at inquests, clients in claims under the Human Rights Act, and core participants in Public Inquiries.
Sandeep Kaur Michael
Sandeep is an associate solicitor in the human rights team