Significant maternity failings are being exposed in different parts of the country including East Kent, Shrewsbury and Telford and parts of South Wales. It was recently reported that dozens of babies had died unnecessarily at the maternity units run by the East Kent Hospitals University NHS Foundation Trust. In addition,
The 2020 Covid-19 pandemic, and subsequent lockdown, is a challenging period for everyone. For families coping with cerebral palsy, the hardship of protecting their family while also managing continued therapies and complex care needs on their own brings its own set of added difficulties. We talked to one family about
Life for the parents of a child with cerebral palsy is changed forever and life for a child with cerebral palsy can often be very different from that of many of their peers. Although it can be upsetting to learn your child has cerebral palsy, there are many supportive organisations
We would like to reassure our clients that during this unprecedented and unpredictable period that the team will continue working on cases. We will be working remotely while carefully observing and following the government’s advice to help stop the spread of the coronavirus (Covid-19). The team is still contactable via
A substantial medical negligence sum has been secured this week by Blackpool solicitor Diane Rostron to cover the lifetime care needs of a client left
Blackpool assistant coroner Claire Doherty yesterday delivered a verdict of death by natural causes due to neglect following the death of 45-year-old Paul Wilkinson at
An inquest following the unexpected death of 45-year-old Paul Wilkinson will take place at the Blackpool & Fylde Coroner’s office starting on Monday 30 April
Opening up about traumatic childbirth breaks the taboo, helps heal emotional wounds, and lets people know they are not alone. That’s according to a Blackpool
