May 2004

News items from May 2004

Newspage Out of court settlement for case which highlights the medical care of psychiatric patients
The case of Roger Ramm, who died while being detained under the Mental Health Act, has settled out of court for an undisclosed amount. His mother was represented by the Human Rights department of Leigh Day & Co.
Newspage Royal coachman compensated for fall from horse
A former royal coachman, who cracked his ribs and badly hurt his arm when he fell from his horse, has received damages of over £10,000.
Newspage Parents of blood disease child get £180,000 compensation
The parents of a child born with the life threatening inherited blood disorder, thalassaemia, have settled out of court with their local health authority for £180,000 plus costs.
Newspage £700,000 for car crash which cost pedestrian her leg
A woman has received substantial damages after she had to have her lower leg amputated when a car ploughed into her just outside her front door. She was represented by our specialist personal injury solicitor Sally Moore.
Newspage Failed Hip Prostheses - Exploring the Patient’s Rights
Hip replacement operations can provide effective treatment for the problems of mobility and pain and more than 43,000 hip replacement operations are carried out by the NHS per year.
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