Hundreds of patients recalled to Walsall hospital following errors during shoulder operations
Today the media have reported that around 600 patients have been recalled to Walsall Manor Hospital, due to concerns following their shoulder surgery by Mr
Today the media have reported that around 600 patients have been recalled to Walsall Manor Hospital, due to concerns following their shoulder surgery by Mr
Davies and Partners’ Chief Executive and Head of Medical Negligence Ewan Lockhart has been acting for the family of 13-year-old Martha Mills, who died of
Davies and Partners’ Chief Executive and Head of Medical Negligence Ewan Lockhart has been acting for the family of 13-year-old Martha Mills, who tragically died of sepsis
Leading personal injury specialists celebrate over a decade of re-acceptance onto the prestigious Headway’s Legal Directory Two of Davies and Partners’ senior personal injury and
A new fund (Compensation Fund No.2) is to be set up by Spire Healthcare Limited to allow former patients who were treated at their hospitals
A recent story featured in the Bristol Post newspaper https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/news/bristol-news/mum-five-fearful-after-weight-5531982 has highlighted the distressing story of a mum-of-five who had complications following her weight loss surgery. Sadly,
Another disappointing report has emerged today that estimates half a million people in Wales are waiting for NHS treatment and it is unlikely that the
We welcome the news today that the Government is allocating the NHS an extra £95 million to improve maternity care in all areas of England.
BBC News today reported that Devon’s out-of-hours GP service has been rated “inadequate” and has been put into special measures by the health watchdog.https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-devon-56419026It is
Two of Davies and Partners’ specialist medical negligence and personal injury lawyers Tracy Edwards and Lorna Lymer have been successfully re-accepted for inclusion in a specialist legal directory for
There have been further reports in the media today highlighting concerns over the use of ‘do not attempt resuscitation’ (DNAR) decisions being made by medical