When I wrote my last article I gave some pointers about your rights when your Doctor (either your GP or Consultant) failed to give you enough information to enable you to make an informed decison on whether the proposed procedure was the right one for you. I said that I would…
Read More...In previous articles I have spoken about Clinical Negligence and the various forms in which it can present itself. I thought that today it would be useful to pick up on one particular area of this and look at those situtations where a doctor does not explain things properly to…
Read More...The simple answer to this is that your initial choice is VERY important! If you have ever been involved in an accident then what I am about to say will sound familiar. And if you have not been involved in an accident then I hope that the following is of…
Read More...Just about everyone who has ever thought about making a claim for damages for injuries and losses as a result of an accident will have heard the phrase “No Win No Fee”. In fact if you watch the advertisements on TV you will see this repeated several time an hour!…
Read More...I have noticed over the last few months that there has been an increase in the number of cases I have dealt with where the driver of the responsible vehicle does not have valid insurance in place. Sometimes it is the case that the driver has simply not purchased motor…
Read More...First, Happy New Year! It doesn’t seem THAT long since we were heralding the start of 2011 and here we are at 2012 already! Over the Christmas and New Year holidays I have been looking at the area of Clinical Negligence and thinking about the impact on the lives of…
Read More...Injuries happen in all sorts of ways. It could be as a result of a car accident, accident at work, cycling accident, a trip or fall in the street or in a shop or supermarket or even as a result of clinical negligence by a doctor or hopital. But however…
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