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Opinion  |  16:06:26
Corridor care in the NHS: When overcrowding becomes a patient safety risk
The NHS’s first official figures on “corridor care” highlight a practice that healthcare professionals, patients, and families have long recognised as widespread. 
Opinion  |  05:06:26
Coroner statistics 2025: Key trends and what they mean for families in England and Wales
The Ministry of Justice has now published the Coroners statistics 2025: England and Wales, revealing significant changes in the number of deaths being reported to coroners, the types of cases reaching inquest, and the...
Opinion  |  01:06:26
Knocked off your bike by a hit and run driver? Understanding your rights and making a claim.
If you or someone close to you has been injured by a hit and run driver whilst out cycling, you may be left wondering what your options are. According to data from the Motor...
Opinion  |  21:05:26
Recovering hospice costs when bringing a negligence claim
In this article, Jennifer Seavor, Partner in our Respiratory Diseases team, takes us through the specific and unique circumstances of recovering the cost of hospice care when bringing a clinical negligence claim. For information...
Opinion  |  21:05:26
The Perinatal Mortality Review Tool: What is it, when is it used and what can it tell us about the death of a newborn?
In this article, Clinical Negligence Partner, Kerstin Scheel, takes us through the Perinatal Mortality Review Tool and the investigations that hospital Trusts do on the death of a newborn or the death of a...
Opinion  |  21:05:26
What types of loss can be claimed after someone dies through negligence?
The sudden death of a loved one can have far reaching consequences, profoundly affecting the lives of those closest to them. In many cases, individuals rely on one another for financial support and for...
Opinion  |  21:05:26
Charity spotlight: Celebrating 20 years of HASAG
In this article, Partner Jen Seavor from our Respiratory Disease team explains the work she does before handing over to Lynne Squibb, CEO the incredible charity, HASAG, who has been supporting those affected by...
Opinion  |  21:05:26
The case for a public inquiry into sepsis: Why it matters now
In this article, Hannah Blackwell, Clinical Negligence Partner, explores the growing call for a public inquiry into sepsis care in the UK. Drawing on her experience supporting families affected by fatal and life changing...
Opinion  |  21:05:26
Mansoor’s story – uncovering failures through the inquest process
Monika Krzysztopolska represented the family of Mr Mansoor Zaman at the inquest following his tragic death after a series of failures while he was an informal patient at the Newham Mental Health Centre, managed...
Opinion  |  21:05:26
Attending an inquest hearing: A practical guide for families
Attending a loved one’s inquest hearing can feel incredibly daunting. We recognise that uncertainty about what will happen, and what is expected of you, can cause additional worry to an already difficult time. In this guide, Miryam Vermaat, brings together some of the most common practical questions families ask about attending an inquest in person, so you know what to expect and can feel as prepared as possible.
Opinion  |  21:05:26
What are your employment rights when someone you love has died?
Opinion  |  21:05:26
Grace’s story – a family’s experience of the inquest process
Becky Randel, Senior Associate in our Inquests team, supported Grace Horton and her family at the inquest into the death of her son Declan. Read more about Grace's story.
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