May 2008

News items from May 2008

Newspage Successful claim via the Motor Insurers' Bureau
The cycling and sports injuries team at Leigh Day & Co has successfully obtained compensation from the MIB for British Cycling member Thomas Robbins.
Newspage Leigh Day issues judicial review against the Attorney General
Leigh Day & Co acting on behalf of Erica Duggan are seeking permission for a new inquest for Jeremiah Duggan
Newspage Iraqi widow starts claim against MoD for murdered husband
On Friday 2nd May 2008, Leigh Day & Co served a letter of claim on the Ministry of Defence on behalf of Mrs Suhad Jassim Mohammed
Newspage £1.8m damages for missed pre-natal genetic diagnosis of Fragile X
Anne Winyard, joint head of the clinical negligence department at Leigh Day & Co, has settled a case on behalf of a client whose son's condition was not diagnosed when she was pregnant.
Newspage Compensation for delayed diagnosis of meningococcal septicaemia
Our client, a six-year-old, has received substantial compensation after her meningitis was misdiagnosed by Northwick Park Hospital.
Newspage More compensation success for British Cycling members
Peter Humphries, a British Cycling member has received compensation after being injured in a road traffic crash.
Newspage Council pays compensation to cyclist
British Cycling member Keith Tonge has receieved compensation from Windsor Borough Council.
Newspage Substantial damages paid to an adult learning disabled couple injured whilst in the care of the local authority
For the first time it has been decided that local authorities can owe a duty of care to vulnerable adults as well as to children. Frances Swaine, partner and head of the human rights department at Leigh Day & Co, explains.
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