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Sports Direct agree to major changes in their recruitment and policy practices for zero hours staff
15 November 2014
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Leigh Day and the Kenyan Human Rights Commission respond to allegations by the Kenyan law society printed in the Telegraph newspaper
31 October 2014
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Alison Millar, head of the abuse team at Leigh Day, calls for head of CSA Inquiry to quit
30 October 2014
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A 66 year old man has reached a settlement with a Harrow hospital after his late wife's care was allegedly mismanaged
30 October 2014
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Court of Appeal rule former foreign secretary Jack Straw and a senior MI6 officer, should face English Courts over Libyan rendition charges
30 October 2014
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A three year old died from meningococcal septicaemia at Whittington Hospital
24 October 2014
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Investigations revealed that employees in Asda owned distribution centres are paid more than supermarket employees
24 October 2014
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Jury in US trial against DePuy over metal on metal hip imbalance retire to consider their verdict at the end of 8 week trial
22 October 2014
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MHRA issues warning on safety of a baby warmer
22 October 2014
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The lawyer for survivors of abuse has condemned the Government inquiry into institutional abuse as the terms of reference were revealed
21 October 2014
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Japanese car maker issues worldwide recall thought to affect some 1.75m cars
17 October 2014
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letters sent to former patients of Urologist Paul Miller after investigation finds patients suffered through his treatment
16 October 2014
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Report finds cycling can benefit the whole of society and save the NHS billions of pounds every year
16 October 2014
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Lord Freud had suggested that disabled people were ‘not worth’ the minimum wage
15 October 2014
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Report highlights lack of 'clear leadership', insufficient staff levels and poor safety conditions.
14 October 2014
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A man died when the diagnosis of his duodenal ulcer was delayed
13 October 2014
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Baby Loss Awareness Week reaches out to families affected by the loss of a baby
10 October 2014
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Close to half of cancer patients in the UK are diagnosed too late.
10 October 2014
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Abuse lawyers have joined calls for the British Forces to be included in the forthcoming Child Sex Abuse inquiry announced by the Home secretary into historic sexual abuse.
10 October 2014
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Lawyers have welcomed an urgent investigation into allegations of child abuse at care homes across Notts prompted by increased pressure from politicians, activists and former residents.
10 October 2014
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The High Court in London block oil damages deal and upholds injunction against London based law firm
9 October 2014
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A woman has received compensation after being injured during the birth of her child
9 October 2014
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Mandatory reporting of child abuse is the ‘only way forward’, lawyers representing dozens of survivors across the country have said.
9 October 2014
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A vigil took place on 4 October in Islington at the site of a former children's home
8 October 2014
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Campaigners lodge claim for judicial review of “Catch-22” rules, which force youngest recruits to serve for longest
8 October 2014
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Newspaper reports suggests Surrey force were aware of allegations almost a decade before celebrity's actions emerged
7 October 2014
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The MHRA has issued a medical device alert on an implantable cardioverter defibrillator
7 October 2014
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Woman discharged from A&E, after doctor concluded that her abdominal pain was not due to appendicitis, awarded compensation
3 October 2014
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Endo International plc reaches settlement agreements in US with women alleging injury from transvaginal mesh products
3 October 2014
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'Humiliating' defeat for the Government as the High Court finds they acted unlawfully over plans to change how damages are awarded to cancer sufferers
2 October 2014