Group claims

Leigh Day is investigating a potential group claim against Nissan and Renault over an alleged ‘cheat device’ fitted on some of their cars in order to artificially reduce emissions to pass EU tests.

Leigh Day are bringing a group claim against Mercedes-Benz over an alleged ‘cheat device’ fitted on some of their cars in order to artificially reduce emissions to pass EU emissions tests.

Leigh Day currently represents over 55,000 people in exhaust emissions claims against motor manufacturers.

Find out more information on our group claim against Link and find out if you are eligible to join over 6000 other investors in their legal action to recover their losses

Find out more about the easyJet data breach and how you can join the claim.

A TalkTalk data breach saw thousands of customers’ personal information hacked.

Transform Hospital Group has confirmed that they had suffered a data security incident in which “an unauthorised third party” accessed elements of their IT system on 6th December 2020

If you were paid less than the National Minimum Wage we can help

We're acting on behalf of Uber drivers for claims relating to national minimum wage and holiday pay

Find out more about joining the Stuart drivers claim

Leigh Day is bringing claims on behalf of BCA trade plate drivers who believe they should be classed as workers, rather than independent contractors.

Our specialist team of equal pay lawyers represent clients who have experienced or who are still experiencing the unfairness of unequal pay at work.

Equal Pay Now is powered by Leigh Day. We are currently helping store workers at Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Asda, Morrisons, Co-op and retailer Next

Allergan breast implants have been removed from the market after being linked to a rare form of breast cancer

We're investigating claims on behalf of blood transfusion NHS patients who were infected with Hepatitis C

We may be able to help if you were injured by breast surgeon Ian Paterson

Leigh Day is investigating claims on behalf of Football Index ‘traders’

Leigh Day is currently investigating on behalf of cat owners whose pets have been affected by illnesses linked to recalled dry cat food