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I act in a wide variety of cases for people bringing claims against hospitals, GPs and other health professionals. I have also assisted with fatal cases and attended inquests to represent families.
I was attracted to the law by the complex issues involved and have always enjoyed meeting people from all walks of life.
The opportunity to help those who have suffered an incredibly stressful experience and make a difference to their lives is particularly fulfilling. Our clients have often been let down by a professional and I find it extremely rewarding to help those people find the answers they have been searching for. The compensation which we are fighting for is incredibly valuable to clients who require future treatment, care or rehabilitation. Every client is different, and each wants something different out of the process.
I get outdoors as often as possible. Either spending time on the garden or heading to the beach at the weekend with my dogs (even if the UK coastline is often a little chilly!) I am a lifelong cricket and rugby fan, and so love spending a weekend pitch side.
“Margaret’s family have been left devastated by her death and feel that more should have been done on both her first and second admission to help diagnose her condition and she would have received the care she required at the earliest opportunity. “During a meeting with the family the Hospital Trust acknowledged that Margaret should have had a scan during her first admission to ensure her diagnosis was correct. “We are now investigating these concerns to fully establish if earlier intervention could have prevented Margaret’s death.”
"This is a truly tragic case and the inquest into Martyn’s death raised a number of worrying concerns about his care. “Martyn’s family remain devastated by their loss and feel he was let down when he needed the support of health professionals the most. While nothing will change what has happened, this admission of liability is a step forward in our efforts to help them gain justice regarding their ordeal. “We are now fully focused on working with the NHS Trust to bring their case to a swift conclusion.”
This is an incredibly tragic case and, many months after Gideon’s death, Clare and the rest of the family remain understandably devastated by the loss of a much-loved husband and dad. “Some of the evidence heard during the inquest has revealed some areas of concern and we hope that these will be addressed as soon as possible to improve patient safety. “We will continue to work with Clare to ensure she, and the family, receive the right support.”
Gideon was a much-loved husband and dad and all his family are still struggling to come to terms with his death. “In the days before Gideon leaving hospital concerns were raised about his mental health and whether he should be detained. “If the inquest highlights any shortcomings in the care Gideon received, it is vital the lessons are learned and new procedures introduced so other families don’t have to suffer the pain and anguish that Gideon's have following his death.”
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