2018 News

Former patient awarded settlement after private hospital mistakenly left a swab in her body for eight years following surgery.

A cyclist, whose lower leg was amputated following a collision with a tractor, calls for greater care to be taken by country road users as tractor driver found guilty of driving without due care and attention.

Landmark Supreme Court judgement rules that three men can seek compensation for symptomless physiological injury which led to them losing their jobs

Lawyers announce they are investigating legal action on behalf of a potential group of students over the classes they were denied following the strike by academics over pensions

A lawyer representing a number of Anthony Dixon's former patients has welcomed the decision to suspend him from carrying out surgery at a private hospital in Bristol.

Lawyer Merry Varney from the human rights team at Leigh Day gave evidence to the Joint Committee on Human Rights on Wednesday 7th March as the committee considered human rights

Clinical trial lawyer pleased to see discussion over improvements to informed consent during early stage clinical trials at major medical conference

Increasing number of vehicle recalls is putting drivers lives at risk, warns lawyer Jill Paterson

Settlement awarded to former prisoner following medical negligence claim against consultant surgeon

Wildlife campaigners challenge the government over decision to grant a licence for the 'brood management' of the protected Hen Harrier bird of prey

Lawyers have contacted the Home Office over plans to introduce a block on EU citizens finding out what personal data the government holds on them

Lawyers have agreed a settlement with Chelsea & Westminster NHS Trust after a man was sexually abused by a nurse at a sexual health clinic