Manhole accident £3,750

One of our clients (aged 63) had a nasty accident just outside his home in Priory Vale, Swindon. In April 2009, he was walking in the communal garden when he stepped on manhole cover which collapsed beneath him, causing him to fall into it and suffer lacerations to both his legs. Fortunately, he mad [...]

25th February 2009|

Patient allowed to develop a pressure sore at hospital £20,000

One of our clients (who was aged 63 at the time) was admitted to the Great Western Hospital in Swindon during August 2007 with a complaint of progressive abdominal swelling caused by his underlying heart condition. Various investigations were carried out by the hospital which included a rectal biops [...]

25th February 2009|

Ruptured Aneurysm £100,000

In a very sad case, we acted for the widow of a young man (aged only 39) who died at home during October 2004 following a ruptured aortic aneurysm. He had attended both Cheltenham General Hospital and Cirencester Hospital during the weeks before his death, complaining of chest pain. This was a diffi [...]

25th February 2009|

Late diagnosis of septic arthritis £130,000

One of our clients (who was aged 54 at the time) was unhappy with treatment which he received at the Great Western Hospital in Swindon during October 2005. Briefly, on 12th and 16th October 2005, he attended their A & E department with symptoms suggestive of a condition called septic arthritis i [...]

25th February 2009|

Damage to the bladder £25,000

One of our clients (who was aged 30 at the time) had twins delivered by a Caesarean section in the maternity unit of Great Western Hospital during October 2005. Unfortunately, her bladder was cut during this procedure, which our expert said was an unacceptable complication constituting sub-standard [...]

25th February 2009|

Detox programme unsatisfactory £8,000

We have been acting for a client (who is now aged 64) who was unhappy with treatment which she received in 2005 for her alcohol dependency, from a specialist drug & alcohol service run by her local NHS Trust. One of their nurses offered to provide her with a fast-track detoxification programme a [...]

25th February 2009|

Haemothorax due to delayed diagnosis £3,000

Our client (who is now aged 61) was unhappy with treatment which he received at the Royal United Hospital in Bath. On 10th May 2006, he had an internal cardioverter defibrillator (ICD) fitted at the Heart hospital in London. On 22nd May 2006, he was admitted to the RUH complaining of an acute stabbi [...]

25th February 2009|
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