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Opinion  |  06:05:26
Claiming for personal injury in road traffic accidents on behalf of a child
This article is designed to help parents and guardians understand the process of bringing a personal injury claim on behalf of a child under the age of 18. Ellen Little, solicitor in our expert personal injury team, answers some of the most frequently asked questions we receive from parents and guardians when considering whether to bring a children's accident claim.
Opinion  |  29:04:26
Learning Lessons from Hillsborough: How Hillsborough Law Seeks to Transform Justice for Bereaved Families
Monika Krzysztopolska describes the aims of Hillsborough Law and how it ought to improve transparency, fairness and equality of arms for bereaved families. 
Opinion  |  28:04:26
After the Maternity and Newborn Safety Investigations (MNSI) process, can you claim for medical negligence?
Kerstin Scheel, Partner in our expert Clinical Negligence team, explores the legal support that a lawyer can provide after the MNSI report. She explains the types of compensation that can come after an MNSI report and whether there will be a Coroner’s inquest in the case of fatalities.
Opinion  |  15:04:26
Insulin management in hospitals: when do errors become negligence?
Following a report into diabetes care in the NHS, Ali Batchelor explains what you might need to know about when substandard management of diabetes becomes negligence.
Case Study  |  10:04:26
Successful Mesothelioma Claim Involving Complex Care and Dependency Issues
Annabelle Neilson, Partner in the Respiratory Disease team at RWK Goodman, represented the family in this mesothelioma claim, securing a significant settlement on behalf of both James’s and Maureen’s estates.
Case Study  |  07:04:26
RP v United Great Western Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (2026)
Joachim Stanley and Simon Elliman recently settled an Erb’s palsy case for £1,450.000.  Settlement was reached about 2 months before Trial, the Defendant having fought the case ferociously at every step of the way.
Opinion  |  02:04:26
Paediatric cardiac surgery on the brain
Joachim Stanley, an experienced member of our Medical Negligence team, reflects on repeated investigations into Oxford’s paediatric cardiac surgery unit to highlight systematic failings and the broader risks of brain injury.
Case Study  |  18:03:26
Compensation recovered for family of 43-year-old man who died from mesothelioma after exposure to asbestos in 2001
Partner, Jennifer Seavor, concluded a claim for Mr K Mallen who was sadly diagnosed with mesothelioma and died at the age of 43.
Case Study  |  18:03:26
Compensation recovered for former joiner diagnosed with diffuse pleural thickening
Partner, Jennifer Seavor, concluded a claim for Mr John, a joiner, who was sadly diagnosed with diffuse pleural thickening.
Case Study  |  18:03:26
£495,000 for Mechanical Engineer exposed to Asbestos by MOD
Mr G instructed our Partner, Rachel James. He was exposed to Asbestos by MOD. He was diagnosed with pleural mesothelioma in December 2020 having been exposed to asbestos whilst working for the MOD as an apprentice mechanical engineer in Portsmouth Dockyard.
Case Study  |  18:03:26
Daughter of former steel erector successfully recovers compensation from his former employers
Our Senior Associate, Laura Wilkinson, was instructed by the daughter Kate Edgar, to investigate a compensation claim against his former employers.
Case Study  |  18:03:26
Out of time claim settles on eve of the trial
Mr C was diagnosed with mesothelioma in the autumn of 2010 when he was aged 71 and his wife Mrs C was 70. He had worked for Babcock and Wilcox (boiler manufacturers) as a service engineer in the 1960’s with extensive exposure to asbestos in power stations and other industrial locations.
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