This case was based on the failure to inform the patient/claimant of a diagnosis of Crohn’s Disease due to poor systems operating at the trust, it looks at what the reasonable patient would expect to be

Failure appropriately to treat rejection episode following corneal transplant.

Failure to diagnose pyoderma gangrenosum.

Tom was instructed by Claire Stoneman and Nicola Rawlinson-Weller of Foot Anstey LLP in a claim arising out of the tragic death caused by arrhythmic sudden cardiac death attributable to atherosclerotic coronary disease. In the preceding

The claimant was admitted to the defendant hospital displaying severe psychiatric symptomatology.  It was noted that he was abusive and intimidating towards others.  He was placed on an intensive care unit intended for patients in an

The claimant contracted with a commercial dental organisation for private dental treatment.  A treatment plan was agreed with the first defendant but then she was treated by the second defendant who she had not previously met.

The claimant’s husband sustained a fracture to his right femur following a fall.  He attended the defendant hospital where he contracted MRSA.  He was discharged but subsequently diagnosed with C Diff. After several weeks he died of

The claim involved the alleged failure of the defendant hospital to diagnose and then treat an infected abdominal aortic aneurysm which failure led to the claimant’s husband’s death.