Welcome to the Info Hub.

The latest news from RWK Goodman

Filter by
Post Types
Business Services
Personal Services
Sand timer representing the time limit for making a personal injury claim
Opinion  |  06:11:26
Respiratory disease claims: is it too late to claim compensation?
Being told you've left it too late to claim compensation isn't necessarily the end of the road. Helen Childs, a partner in our Respiratory Disease team, explains why the three-year time limit isn't always as straightforward as it sounds.
Couple sitting together at home discussing their future
Opinion  |  06:11:26
What compensation can you claim for a respiratory disease?
For someone diagnosed with a respiratory disease after exposure to asbestos, silica dust or another harmful substance, a compensation claim can cover much more than the illness itself. Rachel James, a partner in our specialist Industrial Disease team, explains what may be recovered and why some of the less obvious losses matter.
News  |  05:11:26
RWK Goodman highlighted in The Times Best Law Firms 2027
RWK Goodman’s injury division has been recognised for its high-level of client support and success advocating for victims of negligence with recognition in The Times Best Law Firms ranking for 2027.
Opinion  |  04:11:26
Mesothelioma claims: a long-overdue increase in interim payments
Rachel James, a partner in our Respiratory Disease team, welcomes a much-needed update to the court rules that will make a real difference to people living with mesothelioma and their families.
Opinion  |  04:11:26
Racial inequalities in baby loss: what the research tells us and what needs to change
Divya Anand, a Senior Associate in our Clinical Negligence team with a particular interest in maternal injury, looks at the latest research, what families have been telling us about their experiences of maternity care, and what needs to change.
Person recovering from an injury at home, reflecting on their recovery
Opinion  |  02:11:26
What happens if you get worse after you’ve accepted compensation?
Stuart Brazington, a Partner in our Personal Injury Team, explains what happens if you get worse after accepting compensation, and why it's so important to understand the risks before agreeing to a settlement.
News  |  30:10:26
RWK Goodman’s injury division shortlisted for Chambers UK Solicitor Award
RWK Goodman’s injury division has been recognised for its commitment to supporting victims of negligence and delivering high-quality and transformative outcomes with a nomination at a leading industry awards.
Holding hands
Opinion  |  30:10:26
Who rebuilds the lives of those caring for the injured?
When someone suffers a serious injury, the impact on their family can be enormous. Louise Hart, Head of Personal Injury at RWK Goodman, explores what happens when a husband, wife or parent becomes a carer, and why their needs matter too.
Spouse providing gratuitous care to injured partner
Opinion  |  27:10:26
Compensation for unpaid care from family and friends after an injury
Roisin O'Dubhlaoidh, an Associate in our Personal Injury team with extensive experience of complex, life-changing injury claims, explains when compensation can be claimed for care provided by family and friends, how much it may be worth and what happens when a relative gives up work to help.
Doctor being upfront with a patient in accordance with the duty of candour
Opinion  |  23:10:26
Duty of candour: what are your rights when medical treatment goes wrong?
When something goes wrong with medical treatment, getting a straight answer about what happened isn't always easy. Paul Rumley, a Partner in our Clinical Negligence team, explains the duty of candour, what hospitals and other healthcare providers are required to tell patients, and what you can do if important questions go unanswered.
Person affected by sight loss
Opinion  |  21:10:26
Hydroxychloroquine toxicity: when treatment for lupus or arthritis leads to sight loss
Hydroxychloroquine is an important treatment for people living with lupus and rheumatoid arthritis, but it can sometimes cause permanent damage to their eyesight. Divya Anand, a Senior Associate in our Clinical Negligence team, is currently representing clients who have suffered sight loss following hydroxychloroquine treatment. Here, she explains why appropriate prescribing and regular eye monitoring are so important.
Case Study  |  20:10:26
£200,000 settlement following delayed diagnosis of perianal abscess
A man who developed sepsis and necrotising fasciitis after a perianal abscess went undiagnosed during consultations with his GP practice has received £200,000 in compensation. Divya Anand, a Senior Associate in our Clinical Negligence team, explains how missed opportunities to assess his worsening symptoms were followed by extensive surgery, months of recovery and lasting injuries.
Loading...
Show more