February 2011

News items from February 2011

Newspage First corporate killing conviction in landmark trial
Company found guilty of corporate manslaughter
Newspage Monterrico update
WikiLeaks allegedly indicate political lobbying to remove priests and teachers in Peru's mine conflicted areas
Newspage Compensation for another young mother left badly injured after child birth
Misdiagnosed and delayed repair of severe perineal injury left woman needing corrective surgery
Newspage Former Iraqi interpreters continue with their claims against the British Government
Iraqi interpreter case continues in High Court in London
Newspage Leigh Day client attacks Government proposals to remove legal aid for clinical negligence cases
Jonathan Sinclair-Wilson recently wrote to the press and the Justice Minister about funding clinical negligence claims
Newspage Action to save local public libraries from closure underway
Local campaigners are contemplating legal action to save libraries
Newspage Inquest held after elderly woman died after insulin overdose and neglect
Betty Vaughan died at Good Hope Hospital, Birmingham in January 2009
Newspage Fears over safety of dental creams
There are growing concerns about possible neurological side effects of some denture adhesives
Newspage Leigh Day succeeds in asbestos case taken over from two firms of solicitors
Daniel Easton obtains £100, 000 for mesothelioma widow
Newspage Too old for TV?
Miriam O’Reilly investigates ageism in the media and society
Newspage Fluoridation judicial review decision published
Southampton resident has challenged the decision to fluoridate her water supply
Newspage Human rights and environmental organisations concerned about impact of Jackson reforms
International human rights and environmental organisations urge clarification on Jackson
Newspage Health Service Ombudsman severely critical of elderly care
Mid staff solicitors welcome latest findings about care of elderly patients by NHS
Newspage UK asked to comply with EU law on asbestos exposure
EC demands better worker protection from asbestos exposure in UK
Newspage Leigh Day submits response to Ministry of Justice’s proposed reforms
Leading personal injury and human rights firm responds to MoJ proposals
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