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Battersea crane crash case finally settles

Battersea residents relieved as compensation agreed after crane smash

 

Buncefield companies guilty of health and safety breaches

The criminal trial into the fuel depot explosion at Buncefield has concluded

 

Polish pedestrian suffered serious injury after being hit on a crossing

£50,000 settlement for pedestrian who was hit on a crossing in London

 

Door supervisors training qualifications now in place

Licence-linked qualifications introduced for bouncers

 

Accidental death ruling in Dreamspace inquest

A coroner rules that accidental death is only possible verdict in Dreamspace tragedy

 

Dreamspace inquest opens

The inquest into the deaths of Anne Collings and Claire Furmedge has opened

 

Below knee amputation after motorbike crash

Leigh Day has secured substantial compensation for a motorbike rider

 

Serious head injury at work results in six-figure payout

A Polish man has received compensation after being seriously injured at work

 

Surgeon injured in motorcycle collision receives damages

A maxillo facial surgeon has received compensation after his motorbike was hit by a car

 

Pillion passenger receives damages

A young woman injured in a motorbike crash has received compensation

 

Inquest verdict into death of Sally Witcomb

The coroner has released his conclusions about Sally Witcomb’s death in a narrative verdict

 

Successful settlement for young man injured in road crash

A man who was injured in a car crash when he was 18 has received £625,000

 

Young man secures substantial damages for lost hand

Evan Reynolds has secured compensation after losing his left hand in an accident

 

Cyclist killed by texting lorry driver

Penny Knight is representing the family of Gary Livingstone who was killed in a collision with a lorry

 

London bombing award re-assessed

Leigh Day has successfully applied for a review of the damages awarded to Jodie Ayre

 

Payout after fatal fall from boiler platform

The family of a Polish man has received substantial compensation after he died in a workplace accident

 

First corporate killing prosecution

A company has been charged under the Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Act 2007

 

Total found responsible for Buncefield damage

The High Court has ruled that oil company Total is responsible for Buncefield damage

 

In the aftermath of Paddington

On the 5th October 1999, two trains collided almost head on when a Thames Train commuter service went through a red light just outside Paddington Station