2019 Blogs
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It's time to shift the responsibility for consumers' safety back onto manufacturers
Product liability specialist Jill Paterson discusses appliance safety and the need for manufacturers and retailers to do more protect the safety of people who purchase their products.
Inquests, social media and families searching for answers
Merry Varney, who represents the family of Molly Russell, discusses the challenges families face with the inquest system and the importance of examining social media and digital data when investigating a death
If I am pregnant will my cancer diagnosis be delayed?
Medical negligence lawyer Kirsten Wall talks about cancer diagnosis in pregnancy and how this can sometimes be missed or delayed
Considering surrogacy in clinical negligence cases
The issue of surrogacy when determining compensation in clinical negligence cases is an issue which arose in the case of XX v Whittington Hospital NHS Trust, resulting in a landmark ruling for the Claimant
The long road home - addressing the needs of a non-native speaker
Anna Moore and team co-ordinator Alba Salinas-Gonzalez discuss one of their recent case where the importance of communication was paramount
Further evidence of British men abusing children overseas
Abuse lawyer Rebekah Read discusses a recent radio documentary about overseas abuse by British men
Group B Strep the right to be informed
Medical negligence lawyers Emmalene Bushnell and Kriya Hurley discuss the dangers of Group B Strep in new born babies
National Road Victim Month
David Preston discusses National Road Victim Month and the important work of its founder RoadPeace