We understand the significant trauma experienced by families following a preventable birth injury. Our team is here to support you every step of the way with your claim – and beyond settlement. You are not alone in your journey.
Donna’s daughter suffered a serious, and entirely preventable, birth injury leading to lifelong disabilities including quadriplegic cerebral palsy, learning difficulties and behavioural issues.
A delay in Liam’s delivery resulted in a deprivation of oxygen, causing permanent, irreversible brain damage leading to cerebral palsy.
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During the course of her birth, Hannah acquired a streptococcal infection which was not treated in time. This resulted in septicaemia and meningitis, causing permanent, irreversible brain damage.
Alison and her partner were excited after Alison fell pregnant for the first time. Sadly, after a healthy and normal pregnancy, they lost their first daughter Macy less than two hours after her birth which we believe was due to medical errors.
Zachary, aged seven months was admitted to hospital suffering with croup. His condition was allowed to deteriorate to such an extent that he required emergency intubation. During the course of this procedure he suffered a profound deprivation of oxygen, leading to permanent brain damage.
Sam and Phil took their 15-month-old daughter Evie into hospital in 2018 when she became suddenly unwell. They recognised that Evie was showing signs of sepsis and repeatedly urged medical staff to give her antibiotics which they sadly failed to do in a timely manner leading to the loss of their beautiful girl.
Rad underwent cardiac screening when he was 16 having been signed to Tottenham Hotspur. The purpose of the screening is to detect silent cardiac problems. An ECG demonstrated a potentially fatal problem. Neither Rad nor his parents were advised that the ECG was grossly abnormal. Some months later, whilst playing in a professional match, he suffered a cardiac arrest. He was deprived of oxygen for 16 minutes, leading to severe brain damage.
Michelle’s husband needed a scan to determine if he had a pulmonary embolism. Instead, he was subjected to an invasive procedure which resulted in damage to an artery, causing him to bleed to death.
Louise’s partner went into hospital over a bank holiday weekend in 2017 as a priority patient. He was suffering with symptoms of sepsis on day one of admission and should have been provided with antibiotics. Sadly, the hospital failed in its duty of care and he died just a few days later aged 45.