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Davies and Partners are pleased to announce the promotion of medical negligence specialist Tina Ashley to Legal Director. Tina is a highly  experienced solicitor with

Most people assume that bringing a clinical negligence claim means a long, drawn-out court battle, months of waiting, and the stress of sitting in front

A practical guide for families living with hydrocephalus in the UK, including how to advocate in healthcare, school and work. What this guide covers For

Hydrocephalus is a medical condition where cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) builds up on the brain. This fluid surrounds the brain and spinal cord and protects the

High-profile cases involving surgeons such as Ian Paterson and Yaser Jabbar have raised important questions about how unsafe surgical practice can continue for extended periods

The signs, the risks and why early action matters March is Brain Tumour Awareness Month, and it is an opportunity to talk openly about a

When a little girl known to most of the world only as CCC was born in 2015, her parents imagined the ordinary milestones most families

When a serious injury has been caused by medical negligence, it can often bring a whole new level of complexity to daily life. The injured

By Rachel Bowen, Legal Director For more than two decades, successive governments, regulators and NHS leaders have been warned – repeatedly and in increasingly stark

Katherine Pearce – Medical Negligence Solicitor (London, Bristol & UK) Modern medical care can accomplish so much, which makes it all the more devastating when

When medical treatment goes wrong, the impact can reach far beyond the hospital or GP surgery. An injury caused by medical negligence can change how

Corridor Care in the UK: Why It’s Problematic for Patient Safety and Dignity In recent weeks the phrase “corridor care” has become increasingly visible in