2023 News

Leigh Day is bringing over 15,000 claims for compensation action against the car manufacturer Volvo over polluting emissions that they claim are unlawful and contradict the company’s green credentials.

Lawyers representing Liverpool FC supporters who suffered physical and psychological injury at the 2022 Champions League final have taken the next step in legal action against UEFA.

African and Caribbean people wrongly classed as educationally subnormal in the 1960s and 70s are launching a legal campaign for the government to make amends.

When a racing cyclist suffered a deep facial injury in a nasty cycling accident, it was repaired under local anaesthetic by a surgeon who left grit and dirt inside the wound.

Leigh Day has been ranked at 25th in this year’s Stonewall Workplace Equality Index and has received a Gold Award.

A review of North East Ambulance Service’s processes in its dealings with coroners following the deaths of people they have attended is expected to report in the next few weeks.

Liverpool FC fans affected by events at the 2022 Champions League should be recompensed for the trauma they experienced at last season’s Champions League final, say Leigh Day.

Former BBC journalists who were left behind in Afghanistan when British troops evacuated should have their applications to move to the UK under the Government’s Afghan Relocation and Assistance Policy (ARAP) reconsidered, following a High Court ruling handed down today.

The legal team bringing a group claim on behalf of Liverpool FC fans affected by events at the 2022 Champions League final say it is now time for fans to be compensated after reports of UEFA’s leaked independent review suggest the association bears “primary responsibility”.

The mother of Raheem Bailey has made a statement in reaction to Gwent Police announcing that they will take no further action in relation to an incident which resulted in Raheem, who was 11 years old at the time, having one of his fingers amputated. Blaenau Gwent council have also announced that they will conduct an independent inquiry into the incident.

Hundreds of thousands of Mercedes drivers are taking the car manufacturer to High Court today (Thursday, 9 February) in the latest legal fight over the emissions scandal.

The High Court in London has ruled that the Kingdom of Bahrain does not have immunity under the State Immunity Act 1978 in relation to its alleged use of FinFisher surveillance software, also known as FinSpy, to infiltrate the computers of two Bahraini dissidents.