August 2020

• Access to remedy and COVID-19 in the Business and Human Rights field
  Walker Syachalinga and Oliver Holland assess the risk to access to remedy in the second of their blogs discussing the impact of COVID-19 on the justice system. 7 August 2020
• Leigh Day brings claim for Addison Lee workers’ rights
  Addison Lee drivers could be entitled to an average of £10,000 each in compensation in the claim for worker status. Here, Liana Wood, a solicitor representing the drivers, explains why Leigh Day is bringing legal action. 5 August 2020
• Bangladesh shipbreaking case is causing international ripples
  Alex Wessely and Rachel Bonner explain the important ramifications of a recent judgment concerning a case which involves shipbreaking in Bangladesh. 5 August 2020
• The Digitisation of Healthcare Products
  Tina Patel and Irene Karidas discuss a consumer’s rights when a digitised healthcare product goes wrong. 4 August 2020
• Criminalisation of Environmental and Land Defenders
  Paula Atienza and Paul Dowling discuss what can be done to combat the increasing criminalisation of defenders of human rights around the world. 3 August 2020