November 2011

Serious failings at Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust (BHRT)

The Care Quality Commission has published its investigation report into BHRT

Attorney General attends ECtHR to argue UK Government’s ‘illegal’ stance on prisoner votes

Dominic Grieve will follow a case on prisoner votes with interest

171 workers fatally injured in 2010/2011

HSE release annual health and safety statistics

Olive Lewin settles complex cerebral palsy case for £3m

Cerebral palsy claims specialist solicitor succeeds with a case taken over from a previous firm

ReQuip claims against drug giant GlaxoSmithKline successfully settled

Parkinson’s disease sufferers compensated after developing compulsive behaviour

Patients Association publishes worst stories of poor hospital care

Critical report reflects stories of poor hospital care received by the Patients Association Helpline

Sister loses bid for fresh inquest into death of cyclist Eilidh Cairns

Eilidh Cairns was killed when she was knocked off her bike by a heavy goods lorry in London

Leigh Day supports road safety charity Brake's call to abandon proposed increased speed limit

Proposals to increase the speed limit on motorways could lead to more fatalities

Leigh Day Begin Group Legal Action Against Alexandra Hospital, Redditch

Leigh Day & Co have announced they are launching a group action on behalf of families and widows of patients allegedly subjected to “appalling and humiliating” treatment at Redditch’s Alexandra Hospital.

Leigh Day runs prison seminar

Prison health expert solicitors at Leigh Day are hosting a seminar on prison health care

Leigh Day’s charitable work in Kenya

Leigh Day work closely with the HOME Trust in Kenya

High Court rules Catholic Church responsible for crimes committed by its priests

Priests who abuse children may be sued more easily by their victims following ruling

Food Standards Agency issues botulism warning over Loyd Grossman sauces

Botulism alert over jar of Korma sauces

Leigh Day supporting trade union rights

Employment solicitor Michael Newman was recently invited to be a legal observer in Turkey

Questions raised over effectiveness of Care Quality Commission

The healthcare regulator is facing strong criticism as the Department of Health investigates the CQC’s work

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