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Leigh Day is a law firm practically unique in giving legal advice solely to individuals. The firm’s experience includes fighting for human rights in this country and overseas, claims for compensation for illness and injury as well as employment rights for individuals who may have been discriminated against or not paid what they earned.

Within these teams are experts on a wide range of specific issues and whilst our news section can keep you up to date with our cases and our comments on the news, this blog is intended for longer posts, written by our experts, so that they can give their views on current topics, or those issues which they are dealing with for clients. We hope you find them interesting and that if you do you’ll share them on social media or simply with those you feel may be affected by the issues raised.

Latest blog posts

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Heathrow Plane Resize
Personal injury

Injured on an international flight? Know your rights and compensation under the Montreal Convention

Leigh Day’s Nathaniel Martindale and Rachel Cheshire examine the Montreal Convention, exploring how it protects passengers injured during international flights and what this means for compensation claims.

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Data Protection Hospital
Medical negligence NHS

When technology fails patients: What the latest NHS records controversy tells us

Medical negligence partner Sanja Strkljevic and trainee solicitor Michael Green reflect on recent allegations concerning an NHS electronic patient record system and what they reveal about the challenges of balancing technological innovation with patient safety.

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Scenery of rapids of the Zambezi river, long exposure movement. Zambia
Zambia International Group litigation Contamination Settlement

Zambia’s toxic spill: settlement agreements in the aftermath of environmental disasters

Leigh Day solicitor Walker Syachalinga examines the use of settlement agreements following a major toxic spill at a Zambian mine and the implications they may have for access to justice for affected communities.