Inez handled our case very well. We're so glad we chose Inez to represent us and we would certainly use her again.
Mr.K
Peter handled our case in a professional and friendly manner. He is an extremely experienced solicitor and is very knowledgeable - he managed to get a fantastic settlement for our son.
Mrs J
‘I feel at home at HCR – they don’t see colour, they see talent’ Inez Brown
Looking forward to inauguration as new president of Birmingham Law Society
Illegal teeth-whitening procedures increase
Spire Healthcare suspends second surgeon following concerns
‘Significant concerns’ raised about A&E at Royal Stoke Hospital
Partner Inez Brown, who leads the team at Medical Accident Group, sister company to Harrison Clark Rickerbys, has been inaugurated as president of Birmingham Law Society, the first black person to hold the post, and has committed herself to enabling talented students…
Inez Brown, Partner, Medical Accident Group, will make history tomorrow when she is inaugurated as president of Birmingham Law Society, as the Society’s first black president. Inez, who has worked at law firms across the Midlands, and specialises in clinical…
The number of illegal teeth-whitening procedures carried out in the UK has risen, even though untrained beauticians have caused patients injuries such as burns, blisters and even tooth loss.
Following the recent release of findings from the Ian Paterson inquiry, Spire Healthcare has come under scrutiny once again as it has emerged that the healthcare provider suspended another surgeon in April 2018.
The Care Quality Commission (CQC) told University Hospitals of North Midlands NHS Trust last summer that its care service provision required improvement.
atients who are “seriously ill”, including those suffering a heart attack or a stroke and burns victims, are waiting over an hour for an ambulance to arrive in England and Wales.
The retirement of the only full-time A&E consultant at the Royal Glamorgan Hospital, Wales, has meant three A&E services could not be “sustained beyond the immediate short-term”.
The independent inquiry into the rogue surgeon Ian Paterson has published its conclusions, finding that “a culture of denial and unwillingness” to hold Paterson to account by his employers enabled him to practise dangerous and unnecessary surgery on his patients.
Almost half of hospitals have a shortage of specialist stroke consultants, and the Stroke Association has called on the Government to take action to prevent the UK from “hurtling its way to a major stroke crisis.”
Following the recent maternity scandal at Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust, East Kent NHS Foundation Trust is now at the centre of a BBC investigation in respect of the standard of service provided.
