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News items from July 2009
Challenge to abortion guidelines in Northern Ireland
Abortion guidance in Northern Ireland challenged by anti abortion group
Injury during labour results in payment
Women often suffer debilitating injuries during childbirth
Binyam Mohamed in legal action to prevent US from destroying crucial records
Binyam Mohamed is trying to stop the US from destroying crucial evidence
Leigh Day attends inquest of Kyle Flack
Kyle Flack, a young man with severe learning disabilities, died unexpectedly whilst in Basildon hospital
UK Government concedes investigation is needed into Iraqi deaths
The UK Government has concluded that further investigation is needed into Iraqi deaths in Majar Al Kabir
CBIT features on BBC Radio 4’s Appeal on 12 July 2009
Don’t miss Paul Daniel's Radio 4 Appeal on behalf of CBIT
Cervical screening age to remain at 25
Clinical negligence solicitor Gemma Hardiman comments on cervical screening policy
Concerns raised over slimming drug Orlistat (Alli)
Orlistat (Alli) is currently being investigated by the FDA in the US
Baha Mousa Public Inquiry – Oral Hearings Begin on 13 July 2009
The Inquiry will examine the circumstances which led to the death of Baha Mousa.
Leigh Day & Co Charity Dragon Boat Race raises £7,200 for SIA
Eleven teams raced for honour and charity at third Dragon Boat Race
التحقيق العام في قضية بهاء موسى – الشروع بجلسات الاستماع في 13 يوليو 2009
محكمة التحقيق العامة ستحقق في الظروف التي أدت الى وفاة بهاء موسى
Iraqi interpreters to launch claim against British Government
On Friday 17th July, 25 former Iraqi employees will serve their claim on the British Government
المترجمون العراقيون يقيمون دعوى ضد الحكومة البريطانية
في يوم الجمعة 17 يوليو، سيقدم 25 موظفا عراقيا سابقا دعاواهم ضد الحكومة البريطانية
Leigh Day former Client cycles to change perceptions about disability
Max Burt, former client cycles the length of Britain to change people's perceptions about disability.
Barking resident receives compensation for asbestos cancer
Leigh Day secures compensation for former Barking resident who contracted mesothelioma
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