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Welcome to the fifth issue of the TGC Clinical Negligence Newsletter, a 55 page publication containing 16 articles offering practitioners updates on topical issues. We hope you find this a useful resource and welcome any feedback. If you would like…
Lionel Stride (instructed by Emma Doughty and Joanne Warren of Slater & Gordon), represented a claimant who suffered severe injuries as a result of a negligent failure to diagnose cauda equina syndrome at A&E on 2 February 2015. She had…
Lionel Stride (instructed by Ben Gent of Slater & Gordon), represented a claimant who suffered severe injuries as a result of negligent nursing care. She had been hospitalised after suffering with mono-phasic encephalitis that caused paranoia, hallucinations, and extreme anxiety…
James Arney KC secured an £800,000 settlement in a liability-contested clinical negligence claim arising from alleged failure adequately to diagnose and treat ROP in a premature baby. The Defendant Trust continued to dispute breach and causation, where the claimant had…
Lionel Stride (instructed by Emma Doughty at Slater & Gordon) secures £800,000 settlement at JSM for the Claimant in a clinical negligence claim arising out the alleged failure to offer alternative treatment that would have prevented bilateral hypoglossal injury. Lionel…
Welcome to the third issue of the TGC Clinical Negligence Newsletter. The last six months have seen a steady stream of important decisions with direct or indirect implications for medical negligence practitioners. There has been some disappointment at the initial…
The Acting Senior Coroner for East London, Mr Graeme Irvine, has held that the death of a patient following elective surgery was an unlawful killing, due to the failures of the consultant anaesthetist. Ellen Robertson, led by Ali Naseem Bajwa…
Welcome to the latest edition of the TGC Clinical Negligence Newsletter. As (some measure of) normality has returned to life, there has been an explosion of reported cases of interest to clinical negligence and personal injury practitioners. We are…
QBD judgment for £2.42 million, reduced by 33% to £1.6 million for contributory negligence, made by Mrs Justice Yip to BBC TV Presenter, Jem Stansfield in respect of his mTBI / audiovestibular workplace injury claim. Marcus Grant, instructed by David…
