Spotlight on… Sophie Walton
This month we shine a spotlight on Sophie Walton. Sophie is currently on her training contract and spent some time with the team at Medical Accident Group.
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Medical negligence police investigation – University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust
The Royal Sussex County Hospital in Brighton became a scandal-hit hospital due to ongoing police investigations into allegations of preventable deaths and injuries.
Road Safety Week 2024
17- 23 November is Road Safety Week. At Medical Accident Group we act on behalf of clients and their families who have been seriously or catastrophically injured as a result of a road traffic accident. We also act on behalf of families in those tragic circumstances where they have lost a family member.
Investigations of abuse by Dr Iuliu Stan – The Royal Cornwall Hospital
Great Ormond Street Hospital – an urgent review
Senior Associate Elizabeth Wickson discusses the urgent review that is underway on former surgeon of Great Ormond Street Hospital.
Spotlight on… Fahmidah Ali
Spotlight on... Fahmidah Ali. Find out more about our Associate and what's involved in her role within the medical accident group team.
Spotlight on… Peter Savage
Spotlight on… Peter Savage. Find out more about our Partner and what's involved in his role.
Eggs and Embryos Destroyed in Error
Over 130 women have sadly lost the chance of becoming mothers due to Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Trust in London, a top fertility clinic, destroying eggs and embryos in error.
The introduction of Martha’s Rule
The aim of the upcoming Martha’s Rule implementation will improve the ability for patients and families to obtain an urgent second opinion.
Secondary victims in healthcare – clarified by the supreme court
The courts have concluded that people will not longer be able to make secondary victim claims in clinical negligence cases.
Spotlight on… Elizabeth Wickson
Spotlight on… Elizabeth Wickson. Find out more about our Senior Associate and what's involved in her role.
NHS maternity units not safe enough, says regulator
Maternity units in England have the poorest safety ratings out of all other hospital services inspected by England’s healthcare regulator.