Our client, now a 44 year old woman, underwent what was intended to be a total abdominal hysterectomy (which would include the complete removal of the cervix) in December 2000.Continue reading this article
A Maidstone family’s legal action against Maidstone Hospital was settled and approved in the High Court earlier today just days before a 5 day trial was due to start next Monday 18th July.Continue reading this article
The Kent and Medway NHS and Social Care Partnership Trust has today admitted liability in the case brought against it on behalf of the family of the late Seleana Mundey.
Seleana died back on 16th August 2007, when she committed suicide by throwing herself from a bridge over the M20 near her home in Ashford. Continue reading this article
Tomorrow marks the fifth anniversary of the death of Matthew Hoare.
Matthew died whilst working for Watling Tyres in Canterbury when the tyre on a large loading shovel vehicle he was working on exploded killing him instantaneously. He was 21 years of age.Continue reading this article
Our client, aged 22, came under the care of the Dartford and Gravesham NHS Trust towards the end of her pregnancy, and was admitted for observation.Continue reading this article
Our client, a 69 year old woman from Canterbury, had been suffering with tendonitis and was under the care of a physiotherapist at the time that she sustained injury to her Achilles tendon.Continue reading this article
Our client, a 64 year old man from Folkestone, suffered a shoulder injury following a fall from his scooter in December 2008.Continue reading this article
Partner, Darren Tamplin, has successfully settled the latest in a string of clinical negligence case involving the disgraced former Canterbury surgeon, David Jackson.Continue reading this article
Today, at a Round Table Meeting in London, we have settled a substantial orthopaedic case on a provisional basis.Continue reading this article
The Employment Tribunal’s Judgement, in the case brought against Heather Mills, by her former nanny, Sara Trumble, is not to be appealed.Continue reading this article