Our client, Ms LN, suffered an injury to the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) of her right knee in 2015 and attended the University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust for her treatment.
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We represented a client who underwent surgery for a brain aneurysm at University Hospital Coventry in March 2016.
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Mr T's late wife’s family contacted us and asked whether we could be appointed as his financial deputies. An application was made and our two professional deputies were appointed.
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We represented a client who sustained a hypoxic brain injury at birth. The claim arose from negligent care in the management of labour, in particular excessive use of Syntocinon.
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We represented the son of a lady who died after developing pressure sore damage whilst living in a care home in Staffordshire with his negligence claim.
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We represented our client in a clinical negligence claim against the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care. The claim related to care provided at Booth Hall Children's Hospital in Manchester.
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We helped a client who was wrongfully put under a general anaesthetic.
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The Court of Protection has authority in England and Wales but over the last year, we have worked on multiple cases where this authority has been needed overseas.
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Clinical negligence claim following prescription error - Our client, brought a claim against her pharmacist after her prescription for Lithium was not dispensed properly
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The coroner found Laura's death was contributed to by neglect on the basis of a finding that there was a continuing gross failure not to provide adequate nutrition.
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We were appointed as powers of attorney for a gentleman who, although had capacity at the time that he made the LPAs, felt unable to deal with his finances.
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Our client was referred to the hospital with reduced vision in her right eye in early 2013 and diagnosed with a cataract as the cause.
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