2018 News

​Concerns have been raised by researchers over the accuracy of two brands of baby monitors

Campaign group 999 Call for the NHS has been granted leave to appeal the dismissal of their judicial review challenge

The heartrending words of 48-year-old Stewart Jones from Stanstead Abbots, Hertfordshire, who lost his wife Kate after she went in to hospital for a procedure they were told was 'routine' in order to check her heart.

Product liability lawyer troubled by reports that unsafe syringe drivers may have been in use

​A leading product safety lawyer has revealed she has been approached by a number of potential clients after they claim they suffered severe burns to their face after using the Boots range of Smooth Care Hair Lightener.

A man exposed to asbestos for two days while working for the London Borough of Barnet in the 1960s has received compensation after being diagnosed with mesothelioma.

A woman who underwent unnecessary surgery has settled her medical negligence claim

Two family members suffered psychiatric damage after watching their relative collapse after negligent hospital discharge.

The abuse team at Leigh Day have recently reached an out-of-court settlement on behalf of a 16-year-old boy with Autism and Down's Syndrome whose family allege was subjected to excessive and unreasonable physical restraint at a private residential school for children with learning disabilities.

A former sports coach at Christ's Hospital School, West Sussex, was sentenced yesterday for ten years following his conviction for nine counts of indecent assaults against female pupils.

The family of a 52-year-old woman who was killed after she hit a pothole in Warwickshire, have welcomed the response by the council to do more to identify and fill potholes.

The widow of a former Harrogate policeman is asking his old colleagues to help with information about the use of asbestos where he worked in the 1970's, 80's and 90's.