KP Law’s statement on Metropolitan Police data breach
KP Law, the law firm representing more than 275 survivors in their abuse and exploitation claims against Harrods and the Estate of Mohamed Al Fayed, has today announced that it has formally written to the Metropolitan Police on behalf of clients affected by the disclosure of more than 140 survivors’ personal email addresses, raising serious […]
KP Law announces intention to pursue potential claim against social media companies
KP Law has today announced the launch of a potential claim on behalf of individuals in the UK who have suffered significant harm linked to prolonged social media usage. This claim is led by Tom Longstaff and Duncan Hedar, as part of their collaboration with Mark Lanier, the leading trial lawyer who recently secured a […]
KP Law Johnson & Johnson Baby Powder Litigation
KP Law is representing thousands of individuals who have developed cancer following prolonged use of Johnson & Johnson talc-based products. Our product liability team, led by Tom Longstaff, is dedicated to securing justice for all those affected. On 10 June 2026, the High Court approved the Group Litigation Order and appointed KP Law as Lead […]
The Johnson & Johnson Baby Powder Litigation
The High Court made a Group Litigation Order on 10 June 2026 in relation to the Johnson & Johnson Baby Powder Litigation. Baby Powder is a talc based cosmetic product that was sold within the United Kingdom between 1925 and 2023. This group action is brought by women and men claiming that Baby Powder has […]
Panorama highlights wealth and power enable abuse and exploitation
The harrowing Panorama documentary broadcast by the BBC on the 8th June 2026 shows an investigation into former co-chairman of West Ham United, David Sullivan. ‘Predator: The Billionaire Football Boss’ features allegations from several women who accuse Sullivan of sexual abuse. These allegations span decades. Kingsley Hayes, partner at KP Law, comments: “The stories told […]
Court of Appeal ruling bolsters the rights of data breach victims
The Court of Appeal has handed down its judgment in Farley v Paymaster, a landmark decision which strengthens the rights of data breach victims