April 2008

News items from April 2008

Newspage Care charges cancellation success
A disabled woman living in Camden will not now be charged for her homecare service after she followed advice given by solicitor Chris Benson at a free workshop in the borough.
Newspage Breast cancer cases missed by doctor
The Fitness to Practice Panel of the General Medical Council has suspended Dr Amjan Husien from the medical register for 12 months for failing to 'adequately assess and report on the mammograms of 17 patients.'
Newspage Buncefield tanker driver settles damages claim
Daniel Easton, partner at Leigh Day & Co, has obtained compensation for a tanker driver who was injured in the explosion at the Buncefield fuel depot in 2005.
Newspage Concussed cyclist receives damages
British Cycling member Rebecca Thompson has received compensation after suffering from concussion and other injuries after a collision.
Newspage Victory in BAE-Saudi fraud case legal challenge
Victory in BAE-Saudi fraud case legal challenge
Newspage High Court rules that the Human Rights Act can apply to soldiers in combat
Leigh Day & Co welcomes the judgment by the High Court today which rules that the Human Rights Act can apply to soldiers in combat
Newspage A week in Damascus
It’s not many jobs which start with a week in Damascus!
Newspage Workers’ Memorial Day 28th April 2008
Kieron Deeney's commemorative sculpture28th April marks Workers’ Memorial Day, an annual event which remembers the hundreds of workers who have died whilst at or by work. This year’s theme is ‘Good occupational health for all workers’.
Newspage Sapna Malik and Martyn Day picked by The Times as leading UK lawyers
Two Leigh Day partners chosen as leading lawyers
Newspage Compensation for lost fingers
The clinical negligence department at law firm Leigh Day& Co has settled a case on bahalf of a baby who lost the fingers and part of his thumb of his right hand after negligent medical treatment.
Newspage Time trial cyclist receives compensation
British Cycling member Steve Gauller has received compensation after being involved in a collision during a time trial.
Newspage Substantial compensation confirmed for clinical negligence client
Anne Winyard, joint head of the clinical negligence department at law firm Leigh Day & Co, welcomes a settlement which has been approved for her client Olivia Bull.
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