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September 23, 2018

Victims of contaminated blood scandal welcome start of inquiry

Over 2000 people are believed to have died after they were given contaminated blood and/or blood products by the NHS.
September 13, 2018

Morrisons facing equal pay claim worth over £1 billion

Law firm confirms it is now bringing Equal Pay claims against all of the ‘big four’ supermarkets after launching a claim against Morrisons.
September 11, 2018

Recent survey shows almost all who bought a leasehold regret doing so

A survey has found that many of the people who bought a leasehold house in the past 10 years were not fully aware of the terms they were entering into.
September 8, 2018

High Court date set for campaigner seeking to protect hen harriers

Conservationist argues that brood management of protected bird only serves to placate grouse moor owners and the grouse shooting industry.
August 29, 2018

Campaign groups launch legal action against Data Protection Act immigration exemption

Two campaign groups have launched legal action against the government’s Immigration Exemption, contained in the Data Protection Act 2018, which passed into law in May this year.
August 25, 2018

NHS campaign group granted right to appeal in price competition case

A campaign group has been granted leave to appeal in its battle to challenge the government's decision to create Accountable Care Organisations - now called Integrated Care Providers.
August 8, 2018

Man with learning disability compensated following allegations of ill-treatment

A man with Autistic Spectrum Disorder was subjected to repeated physical restraints during his care at an NHS Assessment and Treatment Unit.
August 2, 2018

Landmark court judgement for asbestos victims support group

Judgement gives Asbestos Victims Support Group access to key documents.
June 27, 2018

Hermes couriers succeed in their claim that they are workers

Employment Tribunal finds that a group of Hermes couriers were entitled to receive the National Minimum Wage and holiday pay.
June 14, 2018

First legal challenge against Universal Credit finds Government acted unlawfully

The High Court has ruled that the Government unlawfully discriminated against two severely disabled men who saw their benefits dramatically reduced when they moved on to Universal Credit.