Our firm has represented tens of thousands of workers and consumers, and we are used to standing up to large, well-funded organisations. Indeed, with extensive experience in complicated litigation and all the resources we need, we are ready to go head-to-head with deep-pocket defendants which other law firms shy away from.
Commercially savvy, we also take a strategic approach to everything we do, and we don’t take on a case unless we believe we can win. Indeed, we are so confident in this that our clients don’t pay us a penny unless we succeed.
People diagnosed with life-changing and life-limiting cancers have spoken of their ‘betrayal’ at the hands of the talcum powder manufacturers.
KP Law is leading the fight for potentially thousands of cancer victims and the families of those who have since died due to using talcum powder. Following several talcum powder claims in the US, our group litigation claim aims to secure justice for UK consumers.
We use legal technology where it adds value. Our team deploys advanced tools to streamline complex processes, reduce costs and improve case strategy.
We explain your position in plain English. We’ll work with you side-by-side and keep you informed every step of the way.
We understand the pressures of running a business and tailor our advice to your commercial objectives and budget.
Our litigators have successfully resolved disputes in the High Court, County Court, and through alternative dispute resolution in high profile and high value cases.
From early case assessment to managing high-volume data in document-heavy disputes, we use a developed operations team and technology to make litigation more efficient, transparent and effective.
Our legal team have litigated in high profile cases in the UK and USA, securing results for tens of thousands of clients in the UK and abroad.
This development comes despite Harrods previously stating that it accepted vicarious liability for the ‘despicable sexual abuse’ suffered by hundreds of survivors.This latest disclosure, on the day of the second anniversary of the documentary that highlighted the scale of the abuse by Fayed and his team of enablers, follows the
Disclosure of the true value comes as Harrods reports that its much criticised Redress Scheme only paid a total of £4.1m in compensation to just over 50 survivors in the year up to January 2026 and has only set aside £51.8m for all future claims. KP Law, which is representing
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’
CORLA was founded by a group of law firms that are deeply committed to improving access to justice for claimants by way of collective redress.
We are a founding member of CORLA, alongside Edwin Coe, Hausfeld, Leigh Day, Milberg London and PGMBM.
