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Recent media coverage surrounding the tragic death of 20-year-old law student Libby Instone has once again highlighted the dangers of diagnostic bias within urgent and

More People Are Turning to the Internet for Health Advice – But at What Cost? Whether it’s a persistent headache, unexplained tiredness or an unusual

The publication of Baroness Valerie Amos’ Independent Investigation into Maternity and Neonatal Services in England (the Amos Review) comes less than a week after Donna

The Amos Review: What is it, and what does it say about maternity care in the UK? The publication of Baroness Valerie Amos’ Independent Investigation

When something goes wrong with medical care, the explanation comes with a lot of confusing medical terminology, and the reality involves potentially life-changing injuries. You

My decision to specialise in medical negligence law is rooted in a strong personal commitment to supporting individuals who have been affected by failures in

When a loved one suffers a brain injury, life can change in an instant. Everyday tasks may become difficult. Work, relationships and independence can all

One of the most crucial things about effective medical treatment is speed. The faster diagnoses are reached, treatment is given and any signs of getting

What are the Judicial College Guidelines? The Judicial College Guidelines are used by courts, lawyers and insurers as a reference point when valuing compensation for

Why I specialise in surgical negligence claims Anita Marriott, Medical Negligence Solicitor at Davies and Partners My chosen specialism is in surgical negligence claims. When

As our friends at Shine celebrate the charity’s 60th anniversary, that means 60 years of people with hydrocephalus and spina bifida potentially experiencing negligent medical

How much can be claimed for a fatal injury? As medical negligence experts, we find one of the most difficult subjects to cover with a