2018 News
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Parents succeed in getting coroner overseeing inquest into daughter's death replaced
Grieving parents of a 35 year old woman with autism, have succeeded in their battle to replace the Coroner in charge of their daughter's inquest
Group Litigation Order granted in Volkswagen diesel emissions litigation
Group Litigation Order granted in largest consumer group action to come before English Courts
South African journalists launch UK defamation action over Bell Pottinger 'White Monopoly Capital' campaign
South African journalists take legal action in England against insurers for defunct media company Bell Pottinger over 'White Monopoly Capital' media campaign
Statement from Leigh Day in relation to claims against the MoD on behalf of Iraqi civilians
Statement from Leigh Day in response to recent media stories
Campaign group to appeal after High Court NHS legal challenge rejected
A campaign group has said it will appeal after it lost a High Court ruling over the Government's plan to restructure the payment mechanisms for providers of health services.
Porsche accused of manipulating UK CO2 emissions tests
Luxury car manufacturer alleged to have manipulated UK CO2 tests
Head awareness week offers Cerebra a chance to highlight its work
Head awareness week takes place from 14 May 2018
Product safety lawyer backs call for a full recall of some Whirlpool machines from MPs
The chair of the Commons Select Committee on Business, Energy and Industry Strategy has contacted OPSS about Whirlpool
Parents of Colette McCulloch launch campaign to highlight the poor care and treatment they say she received
Colette McCulloch died whilst under the care of Pathway House near Bedford
Lawyers for Libyan couple welcome Government apology over illegal rendition
Government issues unreserved apology to Abdul-Hakim Belhaj and his wife Fatima Boudchar
Rights groups to take Government to court over immigration exemption
Two campaign groups are threatening legal action to force the Government to remove an immigration exemption within a Data Protection Bill which they say denies people access to their data exactly when they need it the most.
BMW voluntarily extends an existing UK recall relating to certain models of car that could be affected by a power supply issue
300,000 BMW cars have been recalled because of stalling risk