
Our client, a lady from Chatham, was admitted to the Medway Maritime Hospital in Gillingham in February 2011 to give birth to her second child.Continue reading this article

Our client, a lady from Chatham, was admitted to the Medway Maritime Hospital in Gillingham in February 2011 to give birth to her second child.Continue reading this article

We are pleased to announce that, following an extensive out of office, then all day office based, audit, on 23rd June, we have once again been successful in retaining our Law Society Lexcel Practice Management Standard accreditation.Continue reading this article

There has been a great deal of media interest in the case of Jacob Stratton who has been left with severe brain damage following out of hours GP negligence.Continue reading this article

There has been a great deal of media interest in the case of Jacob Stratton who has been left with severe brain damage following out of hours GP negligence.
At just 6 weeks of age Jacob, now aged 9, contracted pneumococcal meningitis which went undiagnosed despite his parents contacting out of hours GP practitioners, first by phone then by taking Jacob to a drop in centre.Continue reading this article

Article by James Gillespie Published: 10.07.2016
A CHILD who was 30 minutes from death following alleged blunders by two out-of-hours GPs has won a £15m settlement after being left severely disabled.Continue reading this article

Our client, a man from Canterbury, Kent, had a septoplasty (procedure to straighten his nasal septum) followed by a bilateral FESS (functional endoscopic sinus surgery) operation to remove nasal polyps in May 2013Continue reading this article

Our client, Ms Heidi Smith, a 42 year old lady from Maidstone, Kent, was asked to attend her GP surgery at Brompton Road, Gillingham, for a routine cervical smear test in December 2008.Continue reading this article

Our Client, a 34 year old woman from Maidstone, Kent, was admitted to Tunbridge Wells Hospital on the 24th February 2012 with suspected appendicitis.
There was a delay in her being admitted to the surgical ward of around 17 hours. As a result she was left on a trolley waiting to be taken to theatre in the Accident & Emergency Department over night. Continue reading this article

We are pleased to be celebrating our 10th birthday today, the firm having been established, originally, at 16 Station Road West, Canterbury, 10 years ago today.Continue reading this article

It is with regret that we announce the closure of our Family Department today.
The Department was set up, from scratch, in August 2007, a little over a year after Fairweathers was first established.Continue reading this article