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Doctor being upfront with a patient in accordance with the duty of candour
Opinion  |  23:10:26
Duty of candour: what are your rights when medical treatment goes wrong?
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 other healthcare providers are required to tell patients, and what you can do if important questions go unanswered.
Person affected by sight loss
Opinion  |  21:10:26
Hydroxychloroquine toxicity: when treatment for lupus or arthritis leads to sight loss
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 currently representing clients who have suffered sight loss following hydroxychloroquine treatment. Here, she explains why appropriate prescribing and regular eye monitoring are so important.
Case Study  |  20:10:26
£200,000 settlement following delayed diagnosis of perianal abscess
A man who developed sepsis and necrotising fasciitis after a perianal abscess went undiagnosed during consultations with his GP practice has received £200,000 in compensation. Divya Anand, a Senior Associate in our Clinical Negligence team, explains how missed opportunities to assess his worsening symptoms were followed by extensive surgery, months of recovery and lasting injuries.
Opinion  |  14:10:26
Swindon Mesothelioma Awareness Day 2026
On Friday 25 September 2026, RWK Goodman, together with HASAG, hosted a Mesothelioma Awareness Day event at the Swindon Mesothelioma Memorial Garden. Read about how it went.
Opinion  |  14:10:26
Bariatric Surgery: Frequently asked questions
Our expert Bariatric Surgery team answer the most frequently asked questions about bariatric surgery.
Case Study  |  13:10:26
Family secures mesothelioma settlement following Foster Wheeler asbestos exposure
RWK Goodman’s specialist mesothelioma solicitors secured a substantial settlement for the family of a former Foster Wheeler worker who was exposed to asbestos at Fawley Refinery.
Opinion  |  12:10:26
Everybody’s talking about weight loss injections – here’s what you need to know
It seems too good to be true – a regular injection could change your life, your body, your health, the way you see yourself and how others see you. But are weight loss injections like Mounjaro and Wegovy the straightforward answer to our prayers? We are joined by Dr Affifa Farrukh in this article where she explains what you need to know about weight loss injections.
Opinion  |  06:10:26
Spinal cord injury: when routine healthcare isn’t routine
Charlotte Webb explores the barriers women with spinal cord injury can face when accessing routine healthcare, why sex and gender matter, and what more inclusive care means in practice and in serious injury claims.
Opinion  |  06:10:26
Major trauma: Are women receiving the same response?
We are joined by Dr Sophie Hart who examines whether women and men with major trauma receive the same response, drawing on her research into differences in trauma recognition, triage and specialist team involvement.
Opinion  |  06:10:26
The invisible injury behind the prison door
Stuart Brazington, Partner, explores how brain injury affects women in prison, why its symptoms can be mistaken for difficult behaviour, and how better recognition and informed support could improve outcomes.
Opinion  |  06:10:26
Let’s talk bereaveMENt: Why focusing on bereaved men matters
Becky Randel, Associate, and Adam Bate from 2wish introduce the charity’s Let’s Talk BereaveMENt campaign, exploring why men’s experiences of grief may receive too little attention and how open conversations and specialist support can help bereaved fathers and other men feel less alone.
Opinion  |  06:10:26
Women and prosthetic limb use: A clinical perspective
Katy McIntosh, Clinical Manager and Clinical Specialist Prosthetist at Proactive Prosthetics, explores the particular considerations women may face when using a prosthetic limb, from hormonal changes and pregnancy to balancing rehabilitation with everyday life.
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