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Case Study  |  10:01:23
Six-figure settlement for industrial cleaner exposed to asbestos working for eight different companies
Mr Love was diagnosed with Malignant Mesothelioma in September 2018, after suffering several months of increasing chest discomfort and breathlessness. Unfortunately, Mr Love’s health rapidly deteriorated following his diagnosis and he passed away in...
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Opinion  |  10:01:23
Gastric Bands: Good news, Bad news
The gastric band is essentially an inflatable silicone plastic ring. It is a simple concept for helping reduce the size of meals eaten on a daily basis. But what are the pros and cons of this increasingly popular surgery?
Opinion  |  09:01:23
Avoidable amputation in diabetics
Alice Doherty takes a look at a clever system - available in the UK for a few years now – that enables those who have lost their feet to be mobile.
Opinion  |  05:01:23
How might delays to treatment affect Erb’s palsy?
Joachim Stanley takes a look at the current state of care in the NHS and explains how delays to care for those with Erb's palsy could affect their prognosis.
Case Study  |  22:12:22
£200,000 compensation for family of plant worker exposed to asbestos
We were contacted by the daughter of Mr H, who had had sadly passed away in August 2019 from malignant mesothelioma, after suffering for more than a year from debilitating symptoms. Mr H had...
head injury personality change
Opinion  |  20:12:22
7 ‘hidden’ symptoms of a brain injury
The effects of a brain injury on a person can be physical, cognitive, emotional and behavioural. The latter three are essentially hidden from the average person, and therefore less well understood.
Opinion  |  15:12:22
Does an ambulance delay for a heart attack mean medical negligence?
During cardiac arrest speed of treatment is one of the most important factors that can save a person's life. So if there are delays in ambulance and paramedic response does that mean medical negligence has taken place?
Podcast  |  08:12:22
What you need to know about myocardial infarction | Legal Thinking Podcast
Our podcast welcomes Dr Stephen Hoole as he explains what you need to know about myocardial infarction post-COVID.
Opinion  |  02:12:22
Why RWK Goodman supports National Grief Awareness Week 2023
Ali Cloak explains the goals of National Grief Awareness Week and what you can do to get involved.
Opinion  |  23:11:22
Is cerebral palsy a result of medical malpractice?
Kerstin Scheel explains what causes cerebral palsy and when the condition may be a result of medical negligence.
Doctor indicates brain injury on brain scans
Opinion  |  23:11:22
How to prove a brain injury.
Stuart Brazington explains what you need to know about proving brain damage following a traumatic brain injury.
Case Study  |  23:11:22
Compensation recovered for former British Uralite and Hick, Hargreaves & Co employee who developed mesothelioma
Ken was exposed to asbestos during his employment at British Uralite Plc between 1958 and 1959. His role involved moulding asbestos cement by using different sized wooden moulds to create pipes and guttering. As...
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