March 2009

News items from March 2009

Newspage British Cycling Awards Dinner 2009
Leigh Day & Co attended British Cycling’s annual award dinner in Bolton on 28 February 2009
Newspage Leigh Day welcomes reform of the complaints process
The clinical negligence department at Leigh Day welcomes a new single complaints process
Newspage Who pays for care?
Henry Dyson, clinical negligence partner at law firm Leigh Day examines this difficult subject
Newspage Concerns grow over ContactPoint child database
A huge database of information on the nation’s children is being launched by the Government
Newspage Press Statement from Bereaved families following Dreamspace tragedy
The CPS have decided not to order a retrial of Dreamspace Artist, Maurice Agis, following the discharge of the jury on 25 February 2009.
Newspage Gemma Hardiman considers the possible return of cervical screening for young women
The return of routine smears for women aged under 25?
Newspage Substantial damages awarded to amputee
Leonard Ashworth has received compensation after losing his right leg below the knee after an accident at work
Newspage Scottish Parliament passes pleural plaques Bill
Daniel Easton, a specialist in asbestos claims at Leigh Day, welcomes new Scottish legislation
Newspage Torture secrecy case returns to Court
Leigh Day & Co return to the High Court on 22 April 2009 on behalf of Binyam Mohamed
Newspage Total found responsible for Buncefield damage
The High Court has ruled that oil company Total is responsible for Buncefield damage
Newspage Damages for delayed treatment of ectopic pregnancy
A young woman has received compensation after suffering delay in dignosis and treatment of an
Newspage Another damning report on the health care of people with learning disabilities
The Health Service and Local Government Ombudsmen recently investigated the deaths of six people
Newspage Camilla Palmer speaks on employment discrimination on Woman's Hour
Employment discrimination specialist speaks on Woman's Hour
Newspage Porton Down papers published
BMJ publishes two papers on long-term health of Porton Down volunteers
Newspage Attorney General withdraws decision and agrees to promptly reconsider
The AG has withdrawn her decision in the case of Jeremiah Duggan
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