August 2020
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Solicitor
Emma Hall discusses what guidance has been put in place for PE lessons when schools return to full-time teaching.
28 August 2020
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Katharina Theil considers progress on legal moves around the world to bring companies to account for their contribution to climate change.
28 August 2020
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Jasmine Patel discusses the rights of workers facing redundancy as a result of economic difficulties caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
26 August 2020
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Mercedes car owners in the UK are one step closer to receiving compensation over alleged cheating devices according to law firm Leigh Day, after the German car manufacture announced plans to settle cases in the US.
20 August 2020
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“You have to understand, that no one puts their children in a boat unless the water is safer than the land” - Home, Warsan Shire
18 August 2020
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Most of us are familiar with the term ‘Human Rights’ but might not know with what it really means, and how it affects our everyday lives.
17 August 2020
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Fiona Huddleston and Lily Hedgman from the
clinical negligence department discuss the impact coronavirus has had on neurorehabilitation for people with a brain injury.
11 August 2020
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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
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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
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Alex Wessely and Rachel Bonner explain the important ramifications of a recent judgment concerning a case which involves shipbreaking in Bangladesh.
5 August 2020
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Tina Patel and Irene Karidas discuss a consumer’s rights when a digitised healthcare product goes wrong.
4 August 2020
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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