Posts from January 2024
Samantha Williams
Lawyer's concern as maternity services at South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust told to improve
Since 2022, the Care Quality Commission has undertaken a maternity inspection programme with the aim of helping services improve, both at...
31/01/24
Kayleigh Hunter
Gloucestershire maternity concerns are another distressing chapter in the standard of care mums and babies receive, says medical negligence lawyer
Tonight, BBC Panorama will air its findings into maternity services at the Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Trust. The programme is...
29/01/24
Gemma Eason
What's ‘ordinarily resident’ for the purposes of Section 117 aftercare services and when does the duty arise?
In the case of R (on the application of Worcestershire County Council) (Appellant) v Secretary of State for Health and Social Care...
24/01/24
Elizabeth Paterson
Cervical Cancer: Medical negligence lawyers set out the key signs and symptoms to be aware of and how we can help eliminate the disease
In the UK, all women are entitled to cervical cancer screening smear test from the age of 25. Additionally, there’s now a vaccine...
18/01/24
Cathryn Godfrey
HSE prosecution for injuries caused by cows to dog walker
A recent news article regarding a dog walker on a public footpath passing through a farmer’s field was unfortunately a reminder of the...
05/01/24
Simon Lomax
Holidaymakers instruct lawyers to investigate illnesses as UK Health and Safety Agency confirm cryptosporidium cases at Fergus Club Europa in Majorca
The UK’s Health and Safety Agency (UKHSA), formerly Public Health England, has confirmed that a number of guests staying at the Fergus...
05/01/24
Jatinder Paul
Public health lawyer issues E. coli advice following recent outbreak and product recall of Mrs Kirkham's cheese
A person has reportedly died in Scotland after contracting E. coli, a particularly serious bacterial infection commonly caused by...
04/01/24