Mercedes car owners in the UK are one step closer to receiving compensation over alleged cheating devices according to law firm Leigh Day, after the German car manufacture announced plans...

Road collision victims charity RoadPeace is reporting that lockdown has negatively impacted crash victims because of court closures, over-stretched police, and social-distancing measures.

A child who suffered near-total deprivation of oxygen at his birth will receive more than £30 million in compensation to help provide lifelong care.

A former soldier who had to leave the Army after an accident at work badly damaged his leg has been secured a six-figure settlement which will help pay for necessary treatment.

Over the summer there was a lot of media attention around Uber workers' rights claims, but they are not the only drivers that could be affected by the judgment.

Trade department criticised by tribunal for "serious shortcomings" in evidence and "concern" over its approach to transparency.

Campaigners working to improve life for those living with dementia claim the guidance given to care homes over visits to family members during the pandemic is unlawful.

A disabled student has launched a legal case against the government for the right to be able to claim universal credit.

The Medicines and Healthcare Regulation Authority (MHRA), the UK regulator of medicines and medical devices, has issued a Medical Device Alert (MDA) about USS II Polyaxial Heads.

The MoD has also announced an independent review into allegations that communications standards and the civil service code has been breached, and why.

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A group of 218 current and former Kenyan tea workers have filed a formal complaint against Unilever today for its failure to respect international human rights standards following widespread violence at the multinational's largest tea plantation.

Wildlife campaign group Wild Justice has launched a legal case challenging Natural England's failure to ensure that badgers are being killed humanely as part of the annual cull to help prevent...

A woman died aged just 38 after suffering severe abdominal pain which affected her own and her family life for several years.

The Secretary of State for International Trade, Liz Truss made the announcement in a written statement which was immediately condemned by CAAT.

The family of a cyclist who was killed by a speeding driver have voiced their dismay at the sentence given by a judge.

In a landmark judgment the Court of Appeal have today ruled, in the case of Swift v Carpenter, that people who require special accommodation

A survivor of childhood abuse at an Islington children's home has won her claim against Islington Council and will receive compensation.

The woman, who we have called Margaret to protect her identity, suffered further problems when the tear was not promptly diagnosed and more difficulties resulted.

In a judicial review hearing next month, Sarah Finch, of Redhill in Surrey will argue that the environmental assessment used as part of the Surrey County ...