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In a relatively small number of cases, babies suffer irreversible brain damage as a result of a serious injury which occurred before, during, or just after birth. These incidents can be avoided if the appropriate medical care and timely intervention is provided. Both mother and baby should be carefully monitored
Our client Pauline* has bravely, and kindly, agreed for us to follow her family’s post medical negligence journey in a series of blogs. More than 11 years ago, during her second daughter’s birth, medical professionals failed to take the appropriate course of action to deliver her baby via a caesarean
Serious, and avoidable, birth injuries are thankfully rare but if your family has been affected, we understand the devastating impact that this has on your child and the entire family.
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
We featured in the Blackpool Gazette talking about why extra funding is essential to improving maternity care in England and Wales.
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
We represented the family of 45-year-old Paul Wilkinson who died after Blackpool Victoria Hospital failed to diagnose and treat his sepsis in a timely manner.
