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April 2009
News items from April 2009
Four new partners at Leigh Day & Co
Leigh Day & Co welcomes four new partners to the firm
Camilla Palmer, Joanna Wade and Melanie Thomas of Palmer Wade join Leigh Day & Co
Niche employment discrimination lawyers join Leigh Day & Co
Cyclist hit from behind receives compensation
Cyclist hit on roundabout receives damages
Derek Patterson receives damages after hit and run incident
British Cycling member Derek Patterson has received compensation after a hit and run incident
Super Puma Helicopter in fatal crash in North Sea
16 people are feared to have died in a helicopter crash in the North Sea
Pedestrian injured on crossing receives compensation
Ms Matthew was hit by a car reversing onto a pedestrian crossing
Extension of the right to request flexible working
The right to request flexible working for children up to age 17 has been extended
Healthcare Commission report shows children are being failed by the NHS
Children are being failed by the NHS
Rugby club party accident resulted in brain injury
A child injured at a rugby club party has received substantial compensation
Welcome reduction in cost of prisoner telephone calls
BT will reduce the cost of telephone call in prisons following an OFCOM investigation
Possible link between birth defects and drugs used on girls in care
Concerns have emerged that women formerly in care may be more likely to give birth to children with birth defects
Report shows pay gap persists in the City
Report published by the Equality and Human Rights Commission reveals high pay gap in financial sector
Australian asbestosis sufferer wins substantial damages following exposure at a UK shipyard
A shipyard worker has received compensation after contracting asbestosis
Australian recovers damages for asbestos exposure
A former shipping worker has been awarded damages of more than £100,000
Government report highlights failings of child care system
Many vulnerable children in the care system experience unacceptable standards of care
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