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Case Study  |  13:11:25
Negligent scoliosis surgery leads to £150,000 settlement for young man with permanent injuries
Simon Elliman secured a lump sum of £1,200,000 for a 42-year-old man for an injury sustained in August 2019 following a negligent delay in diagnosis of cauda equina syndrome.
Case Study  |  13:11:25
£1.2 million secured for delayed diagnosis of cauda equina syndrome
Simon Elliman secured a lump sum of £1,200,000 for a 42-year-old man for an injury sustained in August 2019 following a negligent delay in diagnosis of cauda equina syndrome.
Opinion  |  15:10:25
Rehabilitation after cauda equina injury – what you need to know
Once red flag symptoms for cauda equina syndrome have been identified, prompt diagnosis  and surgery to relieve pressure on the related nerves are crucial. Once treated surgically, rehabilitation for patients with cauda equina syndrome...
Opinion  |  14:08:25
Returning to work after spinal cord injury – what you need to know
Determining when to return to work depends on the severity of your injury, the nature of your job and your overall recovery progress. It is essential to follow the advice of your treating doctors, who will assess things such as mobility, pain levels and physical limitations.
Opinion  |  06:08:25
What happens if a spinal cord injury is left untreated?
A spinal cord injury (SCI) is always a very serious issue; the spinal cord is an essential and delicate part of the body, and injury to it may have very far-reaching consequences.
Opinion  |  14:05:25
Life after spinal cord injury – daily living, benefits, rehab and claims.
As solicitors working daily with clients suffering from spinal cord injuries (SCI), we understand the impact it has on individuals and their families. A SCI refers to damage to the spinal cord resulting from...
Case Study  |  22:04:25
£11 million settlement secured after failure to diagnose a spinal cyst caused lifelong mobility issues.
Paul Rumley secured a settlement of £6,750,000.00 + annual periodical payments of £81,250.00-£185,000.00 for life for an 18-year-old (at the time of the settlement) woman for the physical and psychological damage she sustained in...
Podcast  |  01:10:24
Is the new CES pathway working?
This podcast transcript has been edited in places for readability. You can also listen to our podcast on your podcast platform of choice – find it here > In this episode we’re joined by...
Opinion  |  01:05:24
Can spinal surgery go wrong?
Spinal surgery is a very complicated area of medical practice. Despite studies demonstrating the success rates of surgical treatment, in some circumstances patients can still feel pain after undergoing surgery. Post-operative pain is sometimes...

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