2018 News

Leigh Day has announced that it has now lodged the first 1000 equal pay claims against Tesco on behalf of female members of staff in potentially the largest ever equal pay challenge in UK history.

Data protection lawyer responds after Information Commissioner's Office finds Facebook broke the law over how individual's data was misused

Dozens of frozen vegetable products have been recalled over fears of listeria outbreak

Food giant responds to complaints by parents that their babies became ill after using Aptamil formula

The work of Bristol colorectal surgeon Anthony Dixon is to be examined in detail

A leading abuse lawyer has again called for mandatory reporting in all schools after two more teachers at a top private school in West Sussex, were found guilty of sexually abusing pupils despite several warnings

Many homeowners may now be able to claim financial compensation following a Court of Appeal ruling against Network Rail over Japanese Knotweed encroaching onto a neighbouring property

Seller of industrial chemical disguised as diet pills convicted of manslaughter.

The highest court in the UK, the Supreme Court, has ruled today that secret hearings have no place in public law proceedings concerning a “criminal cause or matter”.

Lawyer representing over 300 people at the forthcoming Infected Blood Inquiry has welcomed the terms of reference which were unveiled ahead of the inquiry start date, expected to be later this year.

The inquest into the death of a 35 year old woman with autism will resume with a new coroner following the decision by the previous coroner to stand down following a legal battle by her parents

50 Deliveroo riders have received compensation before claim heard at Employment Tribunal