July 2008

UK victims welcome MPs support in ongoing fight for justice over Vioxx

UK Vioxx victims have welcomed support from MPs in their ongoing fight for justice against drug company Merck.

Prisoner healthcare judicial review launched

Leading human rights law firm Leigh Day & Co has launched a judicial review challenging the systemic failures in providing a prisoner with an equivalent standard of healthcare to that of the wider community.

Five features Leigh Day client

Channel 5 last night broadcast a programme, Robochick and Bionic Boy. It featured Evan Reynolds, a client of Leigh Day & Co.

BAE case reaches House of Lords

The House of Lords is considering an appeal from the High Court regarding the SFO's decision to halt an investigation into BAE.

Healthcare Commission report criticises maternity services

The Healthcare Commission has urged the NHS to improve its maternity services in its national report published today.

Start of Baha Mousa mediation

2nd Leigh Day & Co Charity Dragon Boat Race 2008 raises £7,000 for the Limbless Association

Twelve teams battled it out on the evening of Wednesday 9th July 2008 at the West Reservoir Watersports Centre in London to help raise funds for the Limbless Association.

وزارة الدفاع البريطانية تدفع تعويضات بقيمة حوالي 3 ملايين باوند لعراقيين تعرضوا الى التعذيب على يد قواتهم

بقيادة الشريكين مارتن داي وسابنا مالك، يحسم فريق من المحامين من لي داي أند كو بنجاح جلسة وساطة بالنيابة عن عدد من الموكلين العراقيين

Tortured Iraqis will receive nearly £3m compensation from MoD

A team of lawyers at Leigh Day & Co, led by partners Martyn Day and Sapna Malik has successfully concluded a mediation on behalf of a number of Iraqi clients.

British Cycling member compensated for accident in 2005

British Cycling member, Stephen Cage, has recently recovered compensation following a road traffic collision in November 2005

Damages for British Cycling member

British Cycling member Mark Leedham has successfully concluded his damages claim arising from a road traffic accident which occurred on 4th August 2007 as he was cycling with his son along the A23.

Coventry City Council concede liability for cycling accident

British Cycling member Richard Bray has successfully concluded his compensation claim against Coventry City Council following an accident involving a road defect.

Loss of hearing

Loss of hearing can be the result of an untreated infection, undiagnosed medical condition or accident.

Vulnerable women suffered abuse

High Court to hand down Binyam Mohamed judgement

Judgment is to be handed down by the High Court on Thursday 21 August in a case being brought by Leigh Day & Co on behalf of British resident, Binyam Mohamed, currently incarcerated at Guantanamo Bay.

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