Fry Law represents people who are treated unfairly because of practices or policies applied against them by universities, public authorities, shops, restaurants and businesses, either at work or in everyday life.
Our team of lawyers specialises in Equality & Human Rights work for people treated badly by service providers because of disability, age, race, gender, sexual orientation and religious beliefs. We also undertake workers’ compensation work predominantly in Noise Induced Hearing Loss (NIHL) for people whose health and hearing has been affected at work.
Two of our lawyers are responsible for 8 reported authorities in the Court of Appeal, and two in the Supreme Court making Fry Law a Northern-based National Powerhouse in this important work, punching well above its size.
Our work sees us as the trusted voice in whatever we do. You will see us leading conferences, publishing articles, advising leading charities, and Trade Unions, briefing members of the House of Lords, and giving legal commentary for the national media.
We mean it when we say you can expect more from us than a standard law firm.
We look beyond the narrow legal case at the whole of the problem
We find solutions where others see problems
Unusually, we’re instructed by other lawyers as well as the public
We don’t overwork our highest calibre lawyers
If we don’t win, we go hungry (we’ve never gone hungry)
We fight hard for what we personally believe in
Status: settled ( Dec 2020 )
The Facts Callum has Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). The University was made aware of this and undertook an assessment of his needs which noted that, “Once Callum is distracted it is extremely difficult for him to get back on …
Read the full caseStatus: settled ( Dec 2020 )
The Facts Mr & Mrs E are both certified as being severely sight impaired. Mr E has no vision. Mrs E is certified partially sighted / sight impaired. In or around October 2019 they decided to spend New Year away …
Read the full caseStatus: settled ( Dec 2020 )
Facts 8 year old Sebby has a condition similar to Cerebral Palsy, which means he cannot walk even short distances without help. As a family treat after a string of surgeries for Sebby, Mrs Brett booked a weekend at Legoland …
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