2025 News

Data released by the Environment Agency has revealed that at least 12,500 hours' worth of sewage across 45 locations in England alone was spilled into the rivers Wye and Lugg, and their tributaries, by Welsh Water from overflow incidents in 2024.

An inquest into the death of 34-year-old Ashley Walsh heard the police failed to follow up on one of his killers in breach of his licence, just weeks before Ashley’s murder.

Seven students from the London School of Economics (LSE) who were banned from campus after a Pro-Palestine protest are persisting with their claim that the university has violated their fundamental human rights and discriminated against them. 

Members of local communities living near Kasungu National Park on the Zambian-Malawi border are bringing a legal claim against the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) following an elephant relocation project that is alleged to have caused the deaths of at least 12 people, injured many more and left local communities in constant fear for their lives.

The Home Office’s decision to refuse a member of the Windrush Generation compensation under the Windrush Compensation Scheme (WCS) was unlawful, a Deputy High Court judge has ruled. 

London North West University Healthcare NHS Trust says it changed how it cares for patients with feeding tubes after 41-year-old Berkshire father-of-three, Dilbuhr Pazir, died while he was awaiting cancer surgery in 2023.

A man from Cumbria has received a new diagnosis for health conditions he has had since birth after an investigation conducted by Leigh Day partner Lauren Tully. 

Following BBC reports of preventable maternity deaths at the Leeds Teaching Hospitals, medical negligence lawyer Suzanne White and her team will be hosting a free drop-in session for mothers and families at the Leigh Day office in Leeds.

Leigh Day medical negligence partner Julia Reynolds has been invited to speak at a second public meeting of the Swansea Bay Maternity Support Group on Tuesday 1 April.

The death of 29-year-old Charlotte Lindsay, in hotel accommodation arranged by the London Borough of Wandsworth was contributed to by premature discharge from St George’s Hospital, a coroner has concluded.

Leigh Day has launched a legal claim on behalf of former and current members of NASUWT - The Teachers’ Union who are facing long delays in obtaining pension transfer values.

A woman whose intimate images were posted online without her knowledge or consent is taking her fight for justice to Ofcom, challenging the media watchdog to use its new Online Safety Act powers to save her and others from further violation.