Although at first sight some of these changes might seem like common sense, a second look reveals their (potentially fatal) flaws…
Frances McCarthy video expresses concerns over Government legal changes
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Tag Archives: clinical negligence
If you’ve a possible claim for clinical negligence, sort your legal aid immediately. Or you’ll have to go without…
With new legislation becoming effective from April 1st, clinical negligence specialist Linda Levison urges anyone with a possible case to pursue to take advice about the case – and whether there is legal aid to fund it – before it’s too late…
Welcome to Holland… and the bravery of parents with disabled children.
Arti Shah of our London office – Eclipse Proclaim Personal Injury Awards ‘Young Achiever’ of 2011 – never ceases to be amazed by the resilience of parents with disabled children…
We desperately need to care more for the elderly… but now it seems we couldn’t care less.
In the light of the recent BBC Panorama exposé on disastrous care home treatment, partner and former nurse Rosamund Rhodes-Kemp pleads for an urgent review of the way we look after society’s elderly infirm…
ITV Daybreak report on compensation claims and the NHS
This report illustrates just how badly understood the legal fees issue is with regard to NHS compensation claims…
Doctor – Tell Me the Truth (two-part radio documentary)
In case you missed it on the radio on February 21st/28th, 2012, you can listen to this highly relevant. two-part BBC documentary here (see red link).
Kent Online: Payout for husband of Darenth mum who died hours after giving birth
The family was represented by P&B’s Rosamund Rhodes-Kemp. Continue reading
BBC Online News – Dartford and Gravesham Trust payout over Lauren Gard death
The family was represented by P&B’s Rosamund Rhodes-Kemp. Continue reading
BBC London TV News: Hospital trust takes 5 years to settle negligence case in first-time mum death.
The family was represented by P&B’s Rosamund Rhodes-Kemp.
How endemic is negligence within the NHS?
Partner Rosamund Rhodes-Kemp makes a compelling case for improved funding, training and transparency – and against the smokescreen of the ‘compensation culture’…
