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Opinion  |  06:10:26
Sex and gender differences in personal injury in France
In this article, Maud Lepez, Partner, examines how sex and gender may affect personal injury compensation in France. Drawing on recent case-law analysis and wider research, she considers differences in awards for sexual harm, aesthetic damage, care and loss of earnings – and asks whether unconscious assumptions can influence how claims are investigated and valued.
Opinion  |  06:10:26
Caring responsibilities in personal injury claims: The courts’ approach
In this article, Sarah Prager KC, Barrister at DEKA Chambers, examines how the courts approach claims arising from an injured person’s loss of ability to care for others. She explores the key legal principles, recent developments and practical steps practitioners can take to ensure this is properly evidenced and valued.
Opinion  |  06:10:26
Traumatic brain injury: why sex and gender differences matter
Brain injury affects every person differently, yet much of our understanding has historically been shaped by research centred on men. In this article, Charlotte Webb, Senior Associate, explores how sex and gender can influence injury risk, symptoms, recovery and rehabilitation – and why looking beyond the traditional default matters.
Opinion  |  05:10:26
Asbestos Benefits Explained: What Can You Claim and What Can Be Deducted from your Civil Compensation Award?
Opinion  |  01:10:26
How are damages calculated in a birth injury clinical negligence claim? A family guide to the quantum process
Once the court has formally confirmed that the Defendant is responsible for your child’s injury, either fully or partly, the case moves into the “quantum” stage. This means working out how much compensation should be claimed to meet your child’s needs, both now and in the future.
Case Study  |  01:10:26
£14.1 million settlement secured for child with cerebral palsy after negligent delay in delivery
The Claimant, a six year old boy, received damages for the injuries he suffered at or around the time of his birth due to acute profound hypoxia. Read more about this case.
Case Study  |  30:09:26
£24.1 million settlement following claim for negligent management of a mother’s labour and her delivery
Report  |  28:09:26
‘Worrying’ increase in patient admissions for unintended cuts during medical care
Data from the NHS that we've analysed indicates a 65% rise in patients being admitted to hospitals for unintended cuts or punctures during surgical and medical care over the last five years.
Case Study  |  15:09:26
Protecting compensation after brain injury in a way that respects a client’s faith
Despite a successful claim for compensation, Saeed's brain injury caused significant physical, visual and cognitive difficulties, meaning he would never be able to manage a substantial compensation award independently. Find out how our team delivered the compensation whilst also respecting his faith.
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Opinion  |  11:09:26
Approval hearings in personal injury, medical negligence and fatal accident claims
Ainara Diaz explains when approval hearings are needed in personal injury, medical negligence and fatal accident claims, what happens at the hearing and how compensation is dealt with afterwards.
Opinion  |  11:09:26
What are the symptoms of an ectopic pregnancy and when is it medical negligence?
An ectopic pregnancy is a serious medical emergency that needs prompt diagnosis and treatment. If the symptoms are not recognised in time, it can cause severe injury or even be life-threatening. This guide covers the symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment of ectopic pregnancy, and also explains when a delayed diagnosis might be considered medical negligence.
Case Study  |  11:09:26
Ectopic pregnancy misdiagnosis compensation: £24,000 settlement following delayed diagnosis
Sophie Angwin-Thornes settled Aimee’s case with settlement secured to reflect her pain and suffering and also the psychological trauma that she sustained from the delay in diagnosis.
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