8th October 2013
An agency nurse has been struck off the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) Register for clinical negligence towards a patient during the night shift. Wolverhampton resident Divine Buta was annoyed…
8th October 2013
The consequences of a back injury can be devastating. Our no win no fee solicitors regularly see people who are no longer able to continue in their previous employment due…
7th October 2013
The Royal National Lifeboat Association (RNLI) has reiterated its health and safety message after a man died at the Portrush coastline at Ramore Head in County Londonderry. Jaroslaw Andrykiewicz, a…
7th October 2013
Mesothelioma is a terrible condition caused by exposure to asbestos. It is incurable and frequently leads to the death of the sufferer, and is regularly caused by the negligence of…
4th October 2013
A couple from Ipswich has received £5 million in a medical negligence compensation claim after delays in childbirth caused their son to develop cerebral palsy. A 30-minute delay starved Joseph…
4th October 2013
While personal injury solicitors might associate hospitals with medical negligence claims, accidents at work compensation claims are also very commonplace in healthcare facilities. The range of injuries workers can sustain…
3rd October 2013
The UK’s roads have been slowly becoming safer and safer for many years, and although there are some annual anomalies, the number of motor vehicle accidents is continually declining. This…
3rd October 2013
A man severed three fingers in an accident at work, Grantham Magistrates Court heard on October 1st. Shaun Newcomb, 30, was clearing blocked wood from the conveyor on March 9th…
2nd October 2013
Cerebral palsy is commonly seen in medical negligence claims. Around one in every 400 children born in the UK has cerebral palsy, with an estimated 1,800 babies diagnosed with the…
2nd October 2013
A slip and trip led to the death of a grandfather from Midsomer in a road traffic accident, an inquest has heard. The Bath Chronicle reports that Laurence Dando, a…