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When speaking to new clients, we often hear the same thing: “We knew something wasn’t right, but no one listened.” That’s why we’re so glad

The announcement of a national rapid review into maternity and neonatal services in England is a critical and long-overdue step toward accountability and change. The

Losing a loved one suddenly is incredibly difficult. If you’ve been told there will be an inquest, it’s natural to feel overwhelmed. Understanding an inquest

In high-value personal injury and clinical negligence cases, defendants increasingly use surveillance evidence, particularly when suspecting claimants of exaggerating injuries. Surveillance may include videos by

In the vast majority of personal injury and clinical negligence cases, the damages awarded are a lump sum, and in very large cases a combination

The NHS in the United Kingdom is a cornerstone of public healthcare, providing essential services to millions. However, in recent years, concerns have escalated regarding

And what you can do if your loved one received the wrong diagnosis When an older person begins to walk unsteadily, seems forgetful, or starts

Telemedicine is, essentially, a virtual medical consultation using video call software. It has been around for longer than you might realise, with some London-based GP

Medical negligence occurs when healthcare providers fail to deliver the standard of care that patients rightfully expect, and as a result, harm is caused. Despite

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionising healthcare, offering innovations in diagnostics, treatment planning, and patient management. However, as AI-driven systems become more integral to clinical decision-making,

Corporate manslaughter is a serious criminal offence in the UK. It applies when an organisation, such as an NHS trust, is responsible for a person’s

An article from The Times this week highlighted alleged problems with private cataract clinics who are being accused of using poorer-quality lenses than equivalent NHS