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Why we joined forces with Baby Lifeline to highlight ‘incomprehensible’ maternity training shortfalls

20th February 2020 | Amanda Stevens ,Managing Director, London and South

Birth Negligence Medical Negligence

Why we joined forces with Baby Lifeline to highlight ‘incomprehensible’ maternity training shortfalls

Baby died after ‘over-optimistic’ maternity staff ‘made decisions without assessing patient’ or knowing history

20th February 2020 | Samantha Gardner ,Solicitor, Clinical Negligence

Birth Negligence Medical Negligence

Baby died after ‘over-optimistic’ maternity staff ‘made decisions without assessing patient’ or knowing history

£17,500 damages for young woman who needed front two teeth removing after negligent treatment to straighten them

6th February 2020

Dental Negligence Medical Negligence

£17,500 damages for young woman who needed front two teeth removing after negligent treatment to straighten them

Care of 11,000 patients to be reviewed as inquiry into ‘rogue’ breast surgeon highlights widespread NHS failings

4th February 2020 | Paul Cain ,Senior Solicitor and Head of CICA

Medical Negligence

Care of 11,000 patients to be reviewed as inquiry into ‘rogue’ breast surgeon highlights widespread NHS failings

All possible contributory factors’ to be investigated into death of woman attacked in care home

27th January 2020 | Chris Brown ,Solicitor, Clinical Negligence

Care Home Abuse Medical Negligence

All possible contributory factors’ to be investigated into death of woman attacked in care home

Recall of 217 Spire Healthcare patients raises concerns over accountability of surgeons and validity of operations

27th January 2020 | Amanda Stevens ,Managing Director, London and South

Medical Negligence

Recall of 217 Spire Healthcare patients raises concerns over accountability of surgeons and validity of operations

Failure of NHS to train all maternity staff in emergency situations for mothers and babies is ‘incomprehensible’

27th January 2020 | Amanda Stevens ,Managing Director, London and South

Birth Negligence Medical Negligence

Failure of NHS to train all maternity staff in emergency situations for mothers and babies is ‘incomprehensible’

Working Together Towards Safer Maternity Care – Why we are proud to support Baby Lifeline’s national conference

17th January 2020 | Amanda Stevens ,Managing Director, London and South

Birth Negligence Medical Negligence

Working Together Towards Safer Maternity Care – Why we are proud to support Baby Lifeline’s national conference

Shrewsbury Maternity Scandal: How can 900 cases of potential poor maternity care have been missed, and how will families now be supported?

16th January 2020 | Amanda Stevens ,Managing Director, London and South

Birth Negligence Medical Negligence

Shrewsbury Maternity Scandal: How can 900 cases of potential poor maternity care have been missed, and how will families now…

£2.4m interim damages award is ‘life-changing’ for severely disabled 12-year-old and family as they can finally buy home they need

21st December 2019 | Kent Pattinson ,Senior Solicitor, Personal Injury

Birth Negligence Medical Negligence

£2.4m interim damages award is ‘life-changing’ for severely disabled 12-year-old and family as they can finally buy home they need

Does your NHS Trust have one of the worst misdiagnosis rates in the country?

18th December 2019 | Vince Shore ,Joint Head of Clinical Negligence, Hull

Medical Negligence Misdiagnosis

Does your NHS Trust have one of the worst misdiagnosis rates in the country?

New support group means no amputee need cope alone after limb loss

16th December 2019 | Lauren Dale ,Solicitor, Clinical Negligence

Medical Negligence Rehabilitation Road Traffic Accidents

New support group means no amputee need cope alone after limb loss

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Why we joined forces with Baby Lifeline to highlight ‘incomprehensible’ maternity training shortfalls

Baby died after ‘over-optimistic’ maternity staff ‘made decisions without assessing patient’ or knowing history

£17,500 damages for young woman who needed front two teeth removing after negligent treatment to straighten them

Care of 11,000 patients to be reviewed as inquiry into ‘rogue’ breast surgeon highlights widespread NHS failings

All possible contributory factors’ to be investigated into death of woman attacked in care home

Recall of 217 Spire Healthcare patients raises concerns over accountability of surgeons and validity of operations

Failure of NHS to train all maternity staff in emergency situations for mothers and babies is ‘incomprehensible’

Working Together Towards Safer Maternity Care – Why we are proud to support Baby Lifeline’s national conference

Shrewsbury Maternity Scandal: How can 900 cases of potential poor maternity care have been missed, and how will families now…

£2.4m interim damages award is ‘life-changing’ for severely disabled 12-year-old and family as they can finally buy home they need

Does your NHS Trust have one of the worst misdiagnosis rates in the country?

New support group means no amputee need cope alone after limb loss

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