2018 News
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Lawyers for drug victims welcome announcement from MHRA on epilepsy drug ban for pregnant women
Lawyers welcome ban on epilepsy drug Sodium Valproate for childbearing women who are not taking part in a pregnancy prevention programme
TSB customers affected by data breach are likely to have a claim for compensation
Information law specialist says TSB customers may be able to claim compensation after data breach
Senior civil servant wins employment case against the Commonwealth Secretariat
A senior civil servant, who was subjected to an aggressive press campaign to damage his reputation, has won his employment claim against the Commonwealth Secretariat
Academy plans for a Newham school put on hold as parents are granted a judical review into the decision
A judicial review will be held later this year over plans to change a Newham primary school into part of a wider academy network
Campaigners begin legal action against the Transport Secretary over East Coast Rail Franchise
The government faces legal action if Stagecoach and Virgin are allowed to bid on any further rail franchises
Medical negligence lawyer concerned by investigation into Great Ormond Street Hospital
An investigation has criticised the treatment of some GOSH patients
Lawyer specialising in actions against the Home Office says government faces legal challenges from the 'Windrush Generation'
Human rights lawyer says Home Office could face numerous compensation claims from Commonwealth immigrants
Affected owners may have compensation claim against Kensington and Chelsea Council following serious data breach
Kensington and Chelsea Council fined £120,000 following disclosure of private information
Information lawyer believes Eldon Insurance customers may be able to claim compensation
The potential sharing of personal information without consent may lead to a compensation claim
Fabergé - High Court battle over alleged human rights abuses
Proceedings issued against Gemfields Ltd over alleged human rights abuses
Conservationist takes legal action to prevent the captive breeding of Hen Harrier chicks
Dr Mark Avery has launched a formal legal challenge over government plans to introduce the 'brood management' of the protected Hen Harrier bird of prey
1 million UK Facebook users could have compensation claims for misuse of their personal information
The law firm representing UK victims of the Facebook data breach have welcomed the announcement that Facebook users in the UK, whose details may have been shared with Cambridge Analytica, will be made aware from today