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14-20 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.
Medical Accident Group – part of Harrison Clark Rickerbys - has ranked in band two for Clinical Negligence: Claimant for the West Midlands in the 2023 edition of The Legal 500 UK. They are highly praised for their empathy, care and “extensive medical knowledge”.
During the month of August, we are honouring those who have been killed or injured in road collisions. The charity RoadPeace, provide information and support services to people bereaved or seriously injured in road accidents.
On Sunday 26 June, members of Medical Accident Group (MAG) from our Worcester and Birmingham offices traversed the 9.5-mile hike across the Malvern Hills, raising money and awareness for The George Coller Memorial Fund – a local charity supporting children with asthma.
Medical Accident Group is supporting the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers’ (APIL) Injury Prevention Week. This year, APIL is focusing on the rise in incidents caused by e-scooters.
Medical Accident Group are supporting The George Coller Memorial Fund, a charity which works to improve healthcare for children with asthma.
A review into maternity failings at an NHS trust has found more than 200 babies may have died due to repeated failures.
Because we at Medical Accident Group specialise in clinical negligence and catastrophic personal injury claims, we often act for children in the work that we do; they often have severe and life-limiting injuries. We are part of HCR, but our expertise is utterly focused on this work.
Fahmidah Ali and Elizabeth Wickson completed the Fire and Ice walk in Birmingham on Friday 11 March, raising a total of £1,005 for Acorns Children’s Hospice so far – over double their target!
When your child has cancer, a cup of tea and free cake might seem such a small thing, but when it shows that someone has your back and knows that hospital visits can be expensive, that means much more.
On 12 December, Medical Accident Group’s Barbara Wright took part in the Footsteps Lantern Walk – a walk to remember loved ones at Christmas.
Laura Widdowson of Medical Accident Group team completed the Couch to 5k challenge with her son Owen, raising a total of £700 for the George Coller Memorial Fund.
