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News items from September 2009
EHRC Inquiry finds widespread sexism in the finance sector
AN EHRC inquiry has releaved that sexism in the City, particularly in the finance sector, still persists
Polish pedestrian injured by bus receives compensation
Mr Szlazynski has been awarded a significant sum after being knocked down by a bus
Przyznano odszkodowanie dla przechodnia pochodzenia polskiego potrąconego przez autobus
Pan Szlaszyński otrzymał znaczącą kwotę odszkodowania za potrącenie przez autobus
Royal Free Hospital recalls patients due to erroneous cystic fibrosis testing
Leigh Day client receives false 'all clear' after being tested for cystic fibrosis
London bombing award re-assessed
Leigh Day has successfully applied for a review of the damages awarded to Jodie Ayre
Osteoporosis drug causes concern in the UK
There is a possibility that ‘dead jaw syndrome’ may be caused by taking Alendronic Acid
New E.coli O157 outbreak
Sean Humber, partner and E. coli claims expert, comments on the latest E. coli outbreak
Child with cerebral palsy awarded substantial damages
The Mayday Hospital has paid out £2 million and annual life payments after a baby was born with cerebral palsy
Leigh Day lawyer criticises Mid-Staffs public inquiry terms of reference
Richard Stein is representing Cure the NHS at the inquiry into failings at Stafford Hospital
Baha Mousa Inquiry re-opens on 21 September 2009
Opening statement from victims opens Baha Mousa Inquiry today
Cyclist killed by texting lorry driver
Penny Knight is representing the family of Gary Livingstone who was killed in a collision with a lorry
Leigh Day supports the Mayor of London’s Skyride
British Cycling organized the highly-successful Skyride event on 20 September 2009
Taking a look through patients’ eyes
Leigh Day welcomes proposed reforms focused on improving patients’ healthcare experiences
Young man secures substantial damages for lost hand
Evan Reynolds has secured compensation after losing his left hand in an accident
Worrying report on people’s experience of acute inpatient mental health services published
The CQC has published a report on the experiences mental health patients encounter in the UK
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