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Opinion  |  27:06:23
Impacted fetal head – what you need to know
Is delivering a baby by caesarean section becoming more difficult? According to the Early Notification Scheme’s most recent report, difficult delivery of the head of the baby during caesarean section is becoming more of a problem.
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Opinion  |  20:06:23
Can I sue the NHS for medical negligence?
Simon Elliman, head of our medical negligence team, explains what people's options are when they've experienced harm in the NHS.
Case Study  |  15:06:23
Family of former erector/engineer receive compensation following death from asbestos-related lung cancer
Our specialist asbestos claims team were contacted by the daughter of Mr M, following his death from lung cancer in April 2021. Mr M was admitted to hospital in April 2021 for other health...
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Case Study  |  15:06:23
Ford v Seymour-Williams – the end of Animals Act claims as we know them? Probably not.
Richard Brooks considers the case of Lisa Ford v Seymour-Williams [2021] EWCA Civ 1848 and the implications of the Court of Appeal judgment for lawyers, suggesting that the case does not represent a major shift in understanding of the Animals Act 1971.
Opinion  |  12:06:23
What happens if you test positive for GBS? A personal story
Speaking with Northern Irish Mum Heidi Hughes about the arrival of her first child, having tested positive for GBS carriage.
Case Study  |  24:05:23
Former employee of The Wellcome Foundation and The Tucker Partnership receives compensation and payment of future private treatment costs
Mr B began to feel unwell in February 2022 when he started to experience chest pain and breathlessness. He underwent chest x-rays, scans and a biopsy and, in May 2022, he received the devastating...
Opinion  |  15:05:23
Post mortem examinations and inquests – what you need to know
After a loved one dies, a post mortem may need to take place to investigate the cause of death. This post considers the role of the post mortem in the context of a coroner’s...
Case Study  |  04:05:23
£225,000 in compensation secured for former British Rail worker exposed to asbestos
Mr Marks worked for British Rail as a vehicle builder in the 1970s and 80s at the carriage works in Eastleigh. He was exposed to asbestos dust and fibres when asbestos was sprayed onto...
Head injuries in sports
Opinion  |  21:04:23
Head injury in sports: is enough being done?
Head injury in the world of sports has been back in the news over the past few months. Robert Beazley, paralegal in our Brain Injury team, looks at the recent high-profile incidents and what is being done to help.
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Opinion  |  19:04:23
Erb’s Palsy Webinar – Mental Health & Erb’s Palsy
Introduction Welcome to the RWK Goodman Erb’s Palsy Mental Health Webinar, in association with The Erb’s Palsy Group. We hope this webinar helps to further open up the conversation about the mental health effects...
Bariatric Surgery - What you need to know - RWK Goodman
Opinion  |  14:04:23
Bariatric Surgery: What you need to know
RWK Goodman Clinical Negligence Associate Sinead Coulson, talks to Consultant Upper GI and Bariatric Surgeon Mr Vittal Rao about the things you need to know before considering bariatric surgery. During their conversation they cover details on the risks, expected results and process of bariatric surgery.
Case Study  |  12:04:23
Over £50,000 in compensation for industrial contractor diagnosed with asbestosis
Mr R was diagnosed with asbestosis in September 2020 after suffering from shortness of breath and chest pains. He had worked for several companies as an industrial contractor, fixing together mezzanine flooring, gantries and...
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