Category: Medical Negligence

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Cerebral Palsy occurs in around 1 in 400 babies born in the UK – this equates to 1,700 new cases every year. But what is it? And how is it caused?

A key stage during the litigation process, disclosure of documents can often change perceptions on prospects and impact heavily on the outcome of proceedings. But what is it? And why is the exercise so significant?

Are you unhappy about the treatment you have received from the NHS? Here is some information with some top tips in making a complaint to the NHS organisation.

If you are making a claim for compensation after having suffered from Medical Negligence, you will be relying heavily on the solicitor you have instructed.

This week Natalizia Capizzi of our Clinical Negligence team has been representing local Aylesbury resident Patricia Austin, 78, at the Royal Courts of Justice in London.

The majority of plastic surgeons are skilled, dedicated and regulated professionals, but not all. So how can you ensure you find the right plastic surgeon? And what can go wrong if you do not?

What does a Medical Negligence solicitor do on a day-to-day basis? Natalizia Capizzi shares with us her day in the life as a member of the Medical Negligence team at Osborne Morris & Morgan.

We have teamed up with BMI Healthcare to give you the chance to win a BMI Healthcare Essential Assessment at either The Manor Hospital in Bedford or The Saxon Clinic in Milton Keynes.

When you go to a GP, you expect to receive good quality care, an accurate diagnosis, and receive appropriate treatment. However, this process can sometimes go wrong.

Cosmetic surgery has become increasingly popular in the UK over the last ten years. Social media and cosmetically-enhanced reality TV stars have undoubtedly played a key part in influencing this trend.

An inquest is an inquiry conducted by the Coroner to establish the facts of what happened. A Coroner decides which issues need to be looked at, and what evidence should be heard.