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Leigh Day is a specialist law firm with some of the country's leading personal injury, product liability, clinical negligence, employment and discrimination, international and human rights teams. Unlike other law firms, we act exclusively for claimants who've been injured or treated unlawfully by others. We are based in London, Manchester and Liverpool.

Discrimination We are acting for a group of Tesco workers whose wages have been reduced... »
Consumer Law and Product Safety Read about the claim against Volkswagen... »
Trafficking and modern slavery Assisting trafficked persons and vulnerable workers... »
Amputation following a road traffic accident Helping Rob after a lower limb amputation... »
International and group claims Challenging historic abuse for the Mau Mau... »
Discrimination Fighting against discrimination at work... »
Medical devices Helping Penny after she was fitted with a metal on metal hip... »
Equal pay claims Securing equal pay for our clients... »
Spinal injury Helping Mark back to competitive sports after a spinal injury... »
Brain injury Helping Felix live life with cerebral palsy... »
Product liability Getting Lorraine and her family back on their feet after an appliance fire... »
Cycling injury Lawyers for British Cycling and the British Triathlon Federation... »

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A lawyer who specialises in representing victims of fires caused by faulty appliances has criticised the Government’s inaction on product safety.

Lorraine's house was gutted by a house fire caused by a defective tumble dryer

Tower block fires – the forgotten families
June 23^rd · 4:37 PM
Specialist product liability solicitor Thomas Jervis, who represents 40 people affected by the Shepherd’s Bush tower block fire, looks at the tragic similarities with the Grenfell tower block fire and how the people most affected can sometimes be forgotten.
How can we protect vulnerable children from the perils of enhanced communication?
June 21^st · 4:53 PM
Katharina Theil asks what needs to be done to combat the perils from enhanced communication facing the most vulnerable children in the world
Each baby really does count
June 21^st · 3:53 PM
The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists has just published its report Each Baby Counts. In this blog Henry Dyson discusses his experience as a member of the medical negligence team and how basic failures can lead to catastrophic failures