February 2009

News items from February 2009

Newspage Leigh Day shares Prison Chief’s concerns of treatment and care of disabled prisoners
The Chief Inspector of Prisons has published her annual report
Newspage Cycle helmets in the news again
The vexed question of whether or not cyclists should wear helmets is in the news again
Newspage International asbestos claims and liabilities
Daniel Easton recently spoke at the Asbestos Claims and Liabilities Conference in London
Newspage Successful claim for cyclist
Craig Battersby has received compensation after being injured by a motorist turning across his path
Newspage Actions of US 'inimical to the rule of law and proper functioning of a democracy'
Once again UK Judges slam US threats to UK’s security
Newspage Further twist in Binyam Mohamed case
More developments today in Binyam Mohamed case
Newspage Leigh Day welcomes research on premature births
New research has been published into the economic cost of premature babies
Newspage Clinical negligence specialists respond to report on rising litigation costs
A recent report has commented on the rising cost of clinical negligence costs
Newspage Another cyclist dies in London
Lorry kills London cyclist
Newspage Coach crashes on icy roads
Treacherous icy roads have led to a rash of crashes
Newspage Dreamspace trial continues
Sally Moore has been attending the trial of the artist who created the lethal artwork Dreamspace
Newspage BC member receives compensation
Colin Graham has received compensation after being injured in a road traffic incident
Newspage Have you been on the provisional POVA list?
You may be entitled to compensation if you've been on the provisional POVA list
Newspage Pothole cause of injuries
British Cycling member Martin Beckingham has received compensation after being injured after hitting a pothole
Newspage Civil litigation costs review
Leigh Day & Co respond to review of by civil litigation costs led by LJ Rupert Jackson
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