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2011
September 2011
September 2011
News items from September 2011
Government consultation on modern workplaces
Leigh Day comments on flexible working proposals
Christine Tallon successfully settles claim on behalf of car passenger
Client injured in head-on collision with car towing a burger van
Baha Mousa Inquiry to Report on 8th September 2011
The Chairman of the Inquiry to make a short statement
Richard Stein calls on DPP to clarify current assisted suicide guidance
Leigh Day represents stroke victim AM who wants the right to die
More protection from fatal asbestos fibre needed in UK
The UK is failing to comply with asbestos laws designed to protect workers
What price justice? Jackson reforms threaten access to justice for those injured by doctors
ITV broadcasts programme looking at plans to cut legal aid for clinical negligence cases
Leigh Day & Co welcomes findings of Sir William Gage
Calls for justice after damning public inquiry into death of Baha Mousa
Cyclist receives damages after injuries and memory loss
British Triathlon Federation member successfully represented by Leigh Day
Significant amount of compensation for psychiatric injury
Six figure sum awarded to man injured in a car crash
New reporting arrangements for accidents at work have come into force
The Health and Safety Executive recently announced new reporting arrangements
Troubling times for the NHS
Health and Social Care Bill moves to House of Lords
Gold miners with lung disease start UK legal action
South African subsidiary of Anglo American faces legal action
Lung cancer caused by coke oven work could be added to prescribed diseases list
Command paper from Department of Work and Pensions on industrial disease listing
Legal 500 2011 rank main Leigh Day practice areas in top band
Clinical negligence, personal injury, product liability and public law teams receive top ranking
Marks & Spencer fail to prevent potential asbestos exposure
Marks and Spencer fined £1m over asbestos hazard
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