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Claims against the MoD
Leigh Day & Co is widely seen as one of the leading firm in the UK for claims against the Ministry of Defence.
Over the last 10 years we have been involved in some of the most ground-breaking cases against the MoD, including acting on behalf of former servicemen who participated in chemical testing at Porton Down, acting on behalf of servicemen injured during service and acting on behalf of Iraqi civilians tortured and abused by British troops in Iraq.
Our history has shown that we have a strong commitment to representing the rights of the individual whatever their situation in the world.
News
Porton Down papers published-
BMJ publishes two papers on long-term health of Porton Down volunteers
Ministry of Defence accepts that soldier's family is entitled to pension-
The MoD has been forced to recognise the legitimacy of a widow’s claims to compensation following her husband’s death during military service in 2005
Tortured Iraqis will receive nearly £3m compensation from MoD-
A team of lawyers at Leigh Day & Co, led by partners Martyn Day and Sapna Malik has successfully concluded a mediation on behalf of a number of Iraqi clients.
Porton Down test veterans settle claim for £3m-
Martyn Day, senior partner at law firm Leigh Day & Co, has announced that the Ministry of Defence has settled a claim for £3m and that the Government is to apologise to the Porton Down veterans in the House of Commons.
Masai Bomb Victims-
Hundreds of Kenyans, including children, have been killed or seriously injured by unexploded bombs left on practice ranges by the British Army.
