If you have suffered an injury, blindness or an infection following medical treatment, our expert clinical negligence solicitors can offer guidance and manage your compensation claim #WorldSightDay#WorldSightDay2022#LoveYourEyes
#WorldSightDay focuses attention on eye health as a global issue. To highlight poor eye health’s effect on vision, we have created an eye condition simulator, demonstrating how eye conditions can hinder the way people see: https://t.co/XULiN60Uo7 #LoveYourEyes
A huge congratulations to our #clinicalnegligence team on being shortlisted as Clinical Negligence Team of The Year at this years #PIAwards Good luck to all the finalists! @ClaimsMedia
The Sunday Times reports that there have been 90 cases in the last 3 years in which North East Ambulance Service (NEAS) have failed to provide families with the whole truth
https://t.co/AIJ3MkqEXC
We are delighted to announce that Pauline Rigby has been named as managing partner and the firm has also expanded its executive team to drive further growth and continue to strengthen its people-centred culture #togetherweareforbes
https://t.co/8iyscm1sSx
The Government has proposed specific rule changes to the QOCS regime following the Supreme Court judgment of Ho v Adelkun [2021] UKSC 43 and has opened a consultation to consider the proposals.
https://t.co/NTYgk8JuQe
#QOCS#personalinjury#legalupdates
Our lovely staff at the Accrington Office donated their Easter Eggs to Little Oaks Nursery @JustChildcare - Thank you for the kind card and cakes in return #thankyou#actofkindness
Both caesarean and natural births have risks, John Bennett explores the risks of both procedures for both mother and baby.
https://t.co/ojQh1WeXID
#childbirth#caesarean#clinicalnegligence
The ICO published that enforcement action was to be taken against the Ministry of Justice, it had failed to provide over 7,500 data subjects with responses to their subject access requests.
https://t.co/o6aJpC2wD2
#data#ICO#MinistryofJustice
"First do no Harm" is part of the Hippocratic oath that many take as part of becoming a doctor. We look at a recent Court of Appeal decision which suggests that a similar promise should be adopted by local authorities.
https://t.co/kmc3aaqZIx
#localauthorities#insurancelaw
Lisa Atkinson explores the case of Stadler v Currys, a claim brought for misuse of private information and breach of confidence after the claimant's TV was sold on by Currys, yet they failed to factory reset it
https://t.co/ukVpL9tgpW
#databreach#GDPR
John Bennett looks at the current NICE guidelines around cancer diagnosis and the new proposals that have been put forward by the NHS
https://t.co/8LM0crPEng
#cancerdiagnosis#clinicalnegligence
Research carried out by @TargetOvarian found that almost 50% doctors believe symptoms appear in the late stages of ovarian cancer, which is incorrect. We look at the symptoms of ovarian cancer & how detrimental it is for early diagnosis https://t.co/sCkl1vBiDX
#ovariancancer
John Bennett looks at a case where the Supreme court has ruled that "suspects have a right to privacy and cannot be named by the press before they are charged".
https://t.co/DE8ux8283a
#supremecourt#privacy
Lisa Atkinson delves into the hugely anticipated landmark decision in Lloyd v Google which has finally been handed down by the Supreme Court https://t.co/54rGE7x18S
#gdpr#databreach