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Posted on: 23 Feb 2023

£95k for Man Whose Mother Died after Missed Signs of Cancer on an X-ray

See how we helped Mark achieve compensation after the NHS missed signs on an x-ray and failed to diagnose his mother’s lung cancer until it was too late.

Posted on: 13 Jul 2022

Compensation Secured for man who Fell in Supermarket Toilet

We successfully supported and represented a man who was injured after he slipped on a wet floor in a supermarket toilet. Our client, Mr. F, was at his local supermarket when he went into the toilets but slipped on a wet floor and suffered damage to his left hip.

Posted on: 02 Feb 2022

Case Study: Hospital Failed to Spot Issue With Major Coronary Artery

Medical Negligence meant a vulnerable patient, suffering from heart problems, had to have two serious heart operations instead of one.

Posted on: 17 Sept 2021

Lifetime Specialist Support for Teen with Erb’s Palsy

Rosie Paffett was left with lifelong disabilities after being injured during her birth. We helped her get the specialist care, support and rehab she needs to live with her condition.

Posted on: 21 Jan 2021

A&E Medical Negligence - Achilles Tendon Injury

The client contacted our Medical Negligence Solicitors as there had been a delay in diagnosing his Achilles’ tendon after he fell of a ladder, and then a further delay in correcting the damage

Posted on: 12 Jan 2021

£90,000 Compensation for Avoidable Amputation of Fingers

Our client went to the A&E department at St Thomas’s Hospital in London after coughing up blood and losing weight for 11 days.

Posted on: 08 Jan 2021

£100,000 Compensation for Delayed Eye Treatment

Ms S was suffering with pain in her right eye, together with watering and blurring. She went to A&E at Russell Hall Hospital in Dudley, where she was prescribed eye drops and she was discharged home shortly after.

Posted on: 29 Dec 2020

£50,000 Compensation for Missed Diagnosis of Giant Cell Arteritis

Mr M was suffering with an inflammatory disorder that causes widespread aching, stiffness and flu-like symptoms. He was diagnosed with Giant Cell Arteritis and told this had caused him to permanently lose the vision in his right eye.

Posted on: 03 Sept 2020

£300,000 Compensation after Late Cervical Cancer Diagnosis

Our client’s late wife first began experiencing vaginal bleeding in 2012 and told her GP about her symptoms. She agreed she would have surgery. However, the procedure was cancelled on the day it was due to happen, whilst it was agreed to be rescheduled, this never happened.

Posted on: 27 Jul 2020

£105,000 Compensation for Medical Negligence in Bowel Surgery

Our client had a routine operation to have polyps removed from his bowel. However, his bowel was damaged during the procedure, with part of it breaking down and forming a perforation (a hole). After waking from the anaesthetic, our client was in extreme pain and suffering with a swollen abdomen.

Posted on: 07 Jul 2020

£160,000 Compensation for Missed Diagnosis of Dislocated Shoulder

Our client fell on to his left shoulder and went straight to the A&E department. X-rays showed he had sustained a fracture and he was sent home with a sling and analgesia.

Posted on: 17 Apr 2020

Case Study: £350,000 Compensation for Medical Negligence in Hospital

Our client underwent surgery to reposition an undescended testicle when he was 2 years old but during the procedure, the surgeons failed to identify and protect the left inferior epigastric artery, which they then cut.

Posted on: 14 Feb 2020

£130,000 Compensation for Delayed Cervical Cancer Diagnosis

A woman underwent routine cervical screenings in 2007 and 2012, which both came back with negative results. However, independent medical assessments identified a missed cancerous tumour.

Posted on: 04 Feb 2020

£52,000 Compensation for Surgical Errors in Appendectomy

Our client underwent a laparoscopic appendectomy due to suffering from acute appendicitis. After being discharged from hospital, his pain and discomfort continued and gradually got worse and it was found that part of his appendix was still present in his body.

Posted on: 07 Oct 2019

Case Study: Substantial Compensation for Delayed Glaucoma Diagnosis

In 2007, Stephen Colfer started experiencing falls due to his eyesight. He then went to the optician, who suspected he may have glaucoma linked to his diabetes.

Posted on: 19 Jun 2019

£180,000 Compensation for Ophthalmology Medical Negligence

Our elderly client had undergone an eye consultation at Northwick Park Moorfields Eye Hospital, but his condition was not monitored in the following years, contrary the hospitals own guidelines.

Posted on: 13 Jun 2019

Case Study: Six-figure Compensation in Delayed Diagnosis of Cancer Case

Our client, a man in his 70s, visited his GP to complain of a number of symptoms and was referred to hospital under the 2-week suspected cancer referral rule.

Posted on: 28 May 2019

£8,000 Compensation for Medical Negligence in Cataract Surgery

Our client went into an NHS Hospital in England to undergo cataract and lens implant surgery but following the procedure, she experienced a reaction known as a “refractive surprise”, which caused an imbalance of vision between her eyes.

Posted on: 28 May 2019

£35,000 Compensation for Delayed Diagnosis of Cancer

Our client was suffering from squamous cell carcinoma of the left lip, which is a form of cancer. However, the cancer wasn’t immediately identified by doctors. As a result of this delay in diagnosis, commencement of the necessary radiotherapy treatment our client required, was delayed too.

Posted on: 17 May 2019

£600,000 Compensation for Being Prescribed the Wrong Medication

Our client was being treated for Crohn’s disease but was prescribed the wrong medication, which reacted to elevated levels of creatinine in her blood. This was in breach of guidelines from the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE), and triggered chronic kidney disease