Compensation sought for more than 100 holidaymakers taken ill on P&O Ventura cruise
Hudgell Solicitors has submitted claims for compensation on behalf of more than 100 people taken ill during holidays on the P&O Ventura cruise ship this year.
We are urging Carnival Corporation & plc, the owners of P&O Cruises, to take a ‘sensible and collaborative approach’ to resolving the claims.
Learn more about large numbers of illnesses on board the P&O Ventura.
Exceptionally Tough Legal Battle Finally Resolved After 12 Years.
Solicitor Chris Moore, Joint Head of Clinical Negligence, spoke to BBC Midlands about the ‘exceptionally tough legal battle’ required to secure a damages settlement of almost £24m for his client, who suffered a brain injury at birth.
The award includes a lump sum of £7.8m and annual payments for the rest of the man’s life.
“It has been 12 years in total and this has been an exceptionally tough road for my client and his family, particularly given the long legal battle we had, during which time Nottingham University Hospital Trust simply refused to accept that it had been at fault at all,” he said.
Mr Yaser Jabbar - Legal representation in claims relating to Great Ormond Street Hospital surgeon
Hudgell Solicitors are representing families in relation to treatment at Great Ormond Street Hospital by surgeon Mr Yaser Jabbar. The hospital is reviewing 721 cases for potential harm caused to children.
Our team is led by solicitors Caroline Murgatroyd and Elizabeth Maliakal, after reviews outlined unacceptable assessments, examinations, clinical decision-making, and treatments of patients which brought no benefit, and were found to have caused harm.
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Call for change as ‘unacceptable delays’ in Post Office compensation reviews causing ‘further harm’
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Damages worth up to £23.7m agreed in birth injury case against Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust
Hudgell Solicitors’ Joint Head of Clinical Negligence Chris Moore has secured a damages settlement worth up to £23.7m in the High Court for a 20-year-old who was born with Cerebral Palsy due to the negligent treatment provided to his mother during pregnancy. The award includes a lump sum of £7.8m and annual payments for the […]
Manchester Arena bombing survivors, Martin Hibbert and daughter, win harassment claim
A High Court Judge has ruled that a man who published and broadcast theories that the 2017 Manchester Arena bombing was an ‘elaborate hoax’ was guilty of harassing survivors and causing them ‘enormous distress.’ Richard Hall, a self-described ‘journalist’, claimed that the terrorist attack, which killed 22 people on May 22, 2017, had been ‘staged’, […]
Investigations into sickness outbreaks on P&O Ventura cruise ship holidays
Hudgell Solicitors are to ask serious questions and will seek ‘full transparency’ from P&O with regards to the number of illnesses on its Ventura ship holidays this year. It has been reported that more than 500 passengers were affected by a norovirus outbreak on the ship when it departed Southampton for a two-week cruise around […]
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£320,000 damages for woman left in intensive care – spending months in hospital – as ‘one day’ gallbladder removal caused organ damage
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Apprentice who broke ankle in accident at work awarded compensation after employer failed to provide safe environment
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Government scheme awards £99,500 damages to man in relation to abuse at North Devon boarding school in 1980s
A man who alleged he was repeatedly sexually and physically assaulted as a child at a former North Devon boarding school four decades ago has been awarded almost £100,000 in damages by a Government scheme. The man, now 56, of Brighton, has been awarded the compensation settlement by the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority (CICA), a […]
Conspiracy theorist who denied Manchester Arena attack happened ordered to pay £45,000 damages to bombing survivors Martin Hibbert and daughter
A High Court Judge has ruled that a man who published and broadcast theories that the 2017 Manchester Arena bombing was an ‘elaborate hoax’ and was guilty of harassing survivors pay them a total of £45,000 in damages. Richard Hall, a self-described ‘journalist’, claimed that the terrorist attack, which killed 22 people on May 22, […]
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