£400,000+ Won for Hospital Negligence
Senior Chartered Legal Executive Anna Watson was able to secure more than £400,000 for her client after her husband died from negligence in hospital.
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£11,000 secured for the family of Mr C
Our client, Mr C, an elderly man living with dementia, was admitted to hospital in August 2021 with cellulitis in the leg, which had failed to resolve at home taking oral Flucloxacillin. He was confirmed to have cellulitis at the hospital, immediately given IV antibiotics, and was deemed fit for discharge after a few days.
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Negligent ambulance delay led to compensation for the death of our client’s son.
Medical negligence solicitor Zoe Diss secured compensation for the family of a 19-year-old who tragically passed away from a severe asthma attack while waiting nearly 2 and a half hours for the ambulance to arrive.
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Compensation secured for family after care home negligence
Specialist medical negligence solicitor Thomas Kamlow successfully secured a settlement on behalf of the family of Mrs K, who unfortunately passed away following a fall in a care home.
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More than £300,000 secured in compensation following a failure to diagnose a stroke.
Jason Brady, Medical Negligence Partner secured compensation for our client Mrs B, on behalf of her deceased husband because of medical negligence
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£80,000 compensation for client injured in construction site accident
Blackwater Law personal injury solicitors settled an £80,000 compensation claim for Mr Howe who was injured in a construction site accident.
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More than £70,000 compensation for amputation due to a delayed cancer diagnosis
Head of medical negligence at Blackwater Law, Jason Brady was successful in securing compensation for our client, after suffering life-changing injuries.
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£30,000 secured for the family of man who died after being given blood thinning medication.
Medical Negligence Solicitor, Tom Kamlow represented the family of a deceased man who died because of the administration of blood thinning medication after sustaining a brain haematoma.
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