Leigh Day

Leigh Day is a UK-based law firm known for representing individuals and groups in cases involving human rights, personal injury, environmental issues, and employment law. They are newsworthy due to their involvement in several recent high-profile cases. Currently, they are representing 46 eCourier drivers (owned by Royal Mail) arguing for worker's rights, claiming they are misclassified as self-employed. They are also representing families of children abused at a London nursery, alleging negligence and a culture of ignoring concerns. Additionally, Leigh Day secured a payout for a blind man who fell onto train tracks due to a lack of tactile paving at Manchester Piccadilly station. These cases highlight Leigh Day's focus on advocating for vulnerable individuals and holding organizations accountable for negligence and alleged rights violations, maintaining their relevance in current legal and social justice discussions.