Client stories

Jodey took her own life after her benefits were unfairly stopped. Jodey's mother, Joy turned to Leigh Day.

Abdul Eneser is a blind man who fell on to tracks at a Manchester Piccadilly train station after being let down by Passenger Assist. There was no tactile paving at the platform edge.

Don Biggs' story is one example of the life-changing injustices faced by the Windrush generation.

Sea swimmer Angela has noticed a significant deterioration in the water quality over time. She describes the pollution as "relentless".

Exmouth resident and swimming coach Bernie Rhodes is concerned about the impacts of sewage pollution on the local economy, environment and community.

Andrea tragically lost her life following complications during heart surgery. Her husband, John, turned to Leigh Day’s Manchester-based medical negligence team to uncover the truth and seek justice for her.

Almost 4,000 people have joined a legal claim challenging river pollution in the Wye and Usk catchment areas. These are some of their stories.

Hannah Jacob's life was tragically cut short after she suffered a fatal anaphylactic reaction to milk.

Khalid Edah-Tally spent years working long hours behind the wheel for Addison Lee. Now, he’s standing up for drivers’ rights by joining Leigh Day’s legal claim against the company.