Articles in ‘Opinion’ Category

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…

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…

Our inquest team specialise in working with bereaved families to try and get answers as to why their loved one has died and, where appropriate, seek accountability for any errors or omissions that may…

This article has been written by Katy McIntosh, Clinical Manager and Clinical Specialist Prosthetist at Proactive Prosthetics. When discussing prosthetic rehabilitation, it is important to recognise that no two people experience limb loss or…

This article originally appeared on Global Law Experts here. Where a child is wrongfully taken abroad immediate steps matter more in the first hours than at any later stage, because early action can preserve…

This article originally appeared on Global Law Experts here. Quick summary: This is a practical guide for intended parents who used surrogacy overseas and need to secure a parental order in England and Wales,…