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Britain’s Most Trusted NHS Trust Under Review - written by Matthew Waterfield, Clinical Negligence Fee Earner
Britain’s Most Trusted NHS Trust Under Review
The Case of Warnings Being Ignored and Lives in the Fold
As a specialist clinical negligence firm of solicitors, we are aware of the fantastic job that our NHS does in treating the nation and keeping our population healthy. They treat all o...
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Cerebral Palsy - written by Chen Attar, Clinical Negligence Paralegal
Cerebral Palsy:
Cerebral Palsy is a group of disorders that affect a person’s ability to move and maintain movement, balance, posture and muscle tone. It is a result of a combination of events that can lead to an injury in an infant’s developing brain.
It is caused by abnormal brain de...
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Failure to diagnose a neurofibroma claim settled for £18,000 - Written by Freya Johnson, Trainee Solicitor
Clear Law were happy to bring a longstanding claim for a delay in diagnosis to a successful conclusion for the Claimant.
The Claimant, received £18,000.00 as a result of the Defendant’s misdiagnosing him as suffering an inguinal hernia when the mass was actually a neurofibroma and perfo...
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Limitation - What is limitation and why is it important? Written by Chen Attar, Clinical Negligence Paralegal
If you want to bring a personal injury claim for damages before the Court, limitation is an important factor to consider. Failing to bring a reasonable and justifiable claim before the Court within limitation period, may prevent you from receiving damages.
The steps towards a successful personal in...
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£85k compensation for patient seriously injured after negligent colonoscopy perforates his bowel - written by Richard Lynch, Clinical Negligence Solicitor
By Richard Lynch, Clinical Negligence Solicitor, Clear Law LLP
(3 minute read)
Blood in your stool can be a sign all is not well in your gastrointestinal tract. If you experience shortness of breath, fatigue and weakness, in addition to bleeding, it is vital you see your GP immediately. Your GP wi...
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Clinical Negligence and Mental Health - written by Richard Popoola, Paralegal Clinical Negligence and Serious Injury
On 17th June 2022, the World Health Organisation (WHO) published an article on mental health and how to strengthen our response to it[1]. This is due to the increase in mental health conditions worldwide. When we just look at the UK alone, we see that mental Health conditions are a growing concern....
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