Bhatt Murphy acts in judicial review challenging health inequalities caused by NHS Charging Scheme
Janet Farrell acts in judicial review proceedings on behalf of Maternity Action, a leading maternity rights charity, challenging the Secretary of State for Health’s NHS Charging Regime.
Death of immigration detainee could have been prevented, inquest concludes
The inquest into the death of Bai Bai Ahmed Kabia has concluded that he died as a result of a brain haemorrhage arising from an undiagnosed malformation of blood vessels in the brain. The jury found that there was a missed opportunity for his ill health to be diagnosed and treated; and that...
Coroner highlights possible increased suicide risk amongst young Eritrean refugees
The Senior Coroner for Inner North London, Ms Mary Hassell, has directed the London Borough of Camden to alert other local authorities that there may be an increased risk of suicide amongst Eritrean young people who arrived in the UK as Unaccompanied Asylum Seeking Children (UASC).
Daniel Morgan family statement on damages award in murder suspects' claim against police
The family of Daniel Morgan have spoken out today in the wake of the High Court award of damages in the claim brought against the Metropolitan Police by those suspected of the murder of Daniel Morgan.