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Posted on: 25 Mar 2019

Medical Negligence when Inquest says the Death Could have been Avoided

Dealing with the death of a loved one is difficult enough, but it’s even harder if there is concern or a suggestion that their death could have been avoided.

Posted on: 22 Mar 2019

Is There a Time Limit on When I Can Make a Medical Negligence Claim?

If you’re thinking about making a Medical Negligence Claim, then it’s better to act sooner, rather than later because there is actually a time limit in place. So, you’re probably now thinking, what is the time limit for making a medical negligence claim?

Posted on: 14 Mar 2019

What Evidence is Needed to Prove a Medical Negligence Claim?

When you make a medical negligence claim in England or Wales, then as the injured person, the obligation is on you to present evidence to prove your case.

Posted on: 19 Feb 2019

What to Do if Your Child’s Medical Condition wasn’t Diagnosed

Posted on: 04 Feb 2019

How to Make a Medical Negligence Claim for Cancer

The 4th of February is World Cancer Day, where a global effort is made to raise awareness of cancer and encourage prevention, early detection and treatment.

Posted on: 10 Jan 2019

What are the First Signs of Sepsis?

Sepsis occurs when the body creates an overwhelming response to an infection. It can be contracted in various ways (not necessarily through medical negligence) and is, thankfully, uncommon.

Posted on: 04 Jan 2019

Can I Claim Compensation for A&E Negligence?

Posted on: 13 Nov 2017

Can I Claim Compensation if a Hospital Missed a Fracture?

If we break a bone in our body, we expect it to be diagnosed and treated when we visit Accident & Emergency. Missed fractures are not uncommon though, leading to unnecessarily prolonged pain and sometimes further complications.

Posted on: 30 Aug 2016

Drugs Tested on Children without Consent

National Archive files have revealed that a North Yorkshire Approved School sanctioned the use of experimental drugs on children during the 1960s, without the knowledge or consent of the participants or their parents.

Posted on: 16 Aug 2016

NHS Figures Highlight Missed Treatment Targets

NHS treatment figures for June 2016 show that several key targets are being missed, including response times for ambulances and waiting times at A&E departments.