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
July 10, 2026
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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
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
The High Court made a Group Litigation Order on 10 June 2026 in relation to the Johnson & Johnson Baby Powder Litigation. Baby Powder is
KP Law has filed an application for a collective proceedings order with the UK Competition Appeal Tribunal. KP Law is acting for AGC Collective Actions Limited, which is bringing a claim against Google on behalf of UK advertisers for alleged abuse of Google’s dominant position in online display advertising.
The Court of Appeal has handed down its judgment in Farley v Paymaster, a landmark decision which strengthens the rights of data breach victims
Specialist collect redress law firm KP Law, representing Roger Kaye KC, has yesterday filed a £25 billion claim against Google alleging that it has abused its dominant position in online search advertising.
As the BBC have reported, studies have proven that talcum powder contained asbestos that could have caused ovarian, mesothelioma, fallopian tube and peritoneal cancer. Johnson
Today Keller Postman UK Limited and Lanier, Longstaff, Hedar & Roberts LLP announce their merger to form a new specialist collective redress law firm called
Associate Lucy Burrows provides insight on the 23andMe data breach and highlights the danger of firms blaming consumers instead of their own insufficient data protection
Senior Associate Nathaniel Barber discusses the equal pay claims surrounding Birmingham City Council and what they mean for councils across the country in an article
Associate Lucy Burrows provides insight on the UK-US data bridge and discusses the potential for legal challenges in IT Pro. Lucy’s comments were published in
Senior Associate Nathaniel Barber outlines the equal pay claims surrounding Birmingham City Council and their implications for city councils across the country. Nathaniel’s article was