£32,500 Obtained Following A Delayed Diagnosis Of Cancer
Associate Tancha Porter secured a settlement of £32,500 on behalf of Mr P’s family following a delayed diagnosis of cancer.
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£10,000 Settlement Secured Following A Delayed Diagnosis
Associate Thomas Kamlow successfully settled a case on behalf of his client Mr P following a delay in identifying the early warning signs of a heart attack leading to a missed opportunity to operate and prevent the significant heart attack that Mr P eventually sustained.
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£135,000 settlement secured following delayed diagnosis of an infection
Senior Associate Anna Watson successfully secured a £135,000 on behalf of her client, Mr J following a delay in diagnosis of an infection.
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Settlement Secured Following Delayed Diagnosis and Treatment
Solicitor Myriam Musumari successfully negotiated a settlement on behalf of the family of Mr T following a delay in diagnosing and treating an infection.
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Compensation Secured Following Hospital Negligence Claim
Senior Associate Anna Watson successfully secured a settlement on behalf of the family of Mrs L, who passed away due to hospital negligence.
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Significant Settlement Valued at Over £200,000 for Mother Following Traumatic Birth and Negligent Post-Operative Care
Jason Brady, Partner and Head of Medical Negligence secured a settlement in excess of £200,000 for a mother who suffered life-changing physical and psychological injuries following a series of failures during her daughter’s birth.
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Failure to Properly Manage Non-Invasive Ventilation in Hospital
Mrs H was admitted to hospital in March 2022 with leg cellulitis and respiratory concerns, but her care was complicated by poor communication and a lack of staff training in managing non-invasive ventilation (NIV).
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Clinical Negligence Claim Following Delayed Treatment of Heart Attack
Thomas Kamlow successfully acted for Mr B in a clinical negligence claim, following delays in the diagnosis and treatment of a heart attack in December 2021, which resulted in permanent damage to his heart.
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