Dooring Injuries – A Guide for Cyclists
Most urban cyclists will be all too aware of the risk of being "doored" – the phrase coined to mean...
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Baby loss – what can parents claim for?
An avoidable stillbirth or neonatal death is devastating. It has a life-long impact on parents, siblings, wider family and friends....
When can you claim for an accident in a public place?
It won't come as any surprise that many accidents and injuries occur in public places, even now, when we're spending...
Home working & Display Screen Equipment – what are the rules?
According to the Office for National Statistics (14 January 2021) 32% of the UK workforce were working remotely instead of...
Your baby’s head measurements and Hydrocephalus
When you have a baby, his or her growth will be measured by the health visitor or doctor at regular...
What are the most common spinal injury complications?
It is thought that 2,500 people in the UK suffer a life-changing spinal cord injury every year and 50,000 are...
AI Medical Diagnosis and Liability When Something Goes Wrong
With advancements in technology, some hope that Artificial Intelligence (AI) will be able to do just as good a job...
What are the different types of Cerebral Palsy? Ataxic, athetoid and spastic
If your child has just been diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy (CP) you may be wondering 'what does this mean?' Or...
Delayed Diagnosis of Cancer – How do we know when delays cause harm?
Despite high standards of cancer care in the UK, diagnosis is sometimes delayed. Doctors may miss symptoms, fail to follow...
Can you bring a claim for medical negligence against a health visitor?
Health Visitors are part and parcel of having a baby, but how much medical knowledge should they have? In a...