2018 News

The Court of Justice of the European Union delivered a landmark judgment today which recognised the rights of Saharwi people of the Western Sahara

The powers of specialist tribunals could be under threat if the government wins its latest appeal

Legal action launched against UK government over designation of G4S as 'high risk' strategic supplier

Nigerian villagers plan to take Shell to the Supreme Court, after the Court of Appeal rejected their appeal against an earlier High Court ruling which held that there was no case against the English parent company.

Multi-million pound settlement for woman who had not given informed consent, as she was not made fully aware of the risks related to the surgery which resulted in her paralysis

Lawyers specialising in police negligence have welcomed a significant judgment over police liability

Leigh Day launch equal pay claim against supermarket giant TESCO over disparity between store workers and depot workers pay

Law firm Leigh Day has been given permission to take the first judicial review in the High Court over the controversial decision by the Government to implement Universal Credit

For the last three and a half months the High Court has been hearing evidence in the Pinnacle Metal on Metal Hip Litigation before Mrs Justice Andrews who heard the parties' final submissions on 26 January 2018

Client settles medical negligence compensation claim after losing sight in one eye

Employment Appeals Tribunal upholds ruling that the Ministry of Justice had treated and continued to treat claimants 'less favourably than their comparators because of their age'

A British Judge will travel to Sierra Leone to hear allegations against a mining company, which had its Headquarters in the UK and is accused of complicity in the killing, rape, assault and false imprisonment of workers and villagers in the country