Our colleague, Fay Russell, has represented another family at an Inquest this month relating to the death of their newborn son in January 2021.
Our colleague, Fay Russell, has represented another family at an Inquest this month relating to the death of their newborn son in January 2021.
Sepsis is a serious infection, so serious that if not diagnosed and treated immediately, it can have devastating consequences.
Midwife, Gemma Bentley and her husband, sadly lost their baby following negligent care provided by the Trust she works within.
The inquest into the death of baby Cora Sinnott was held this week, during Baby Loss Awareness Week. We represented the family throughout and continue to support them following the conclusion.
The Inquest into Cassian’s death took place at the Sheffield Medico-Legal Centre and the conclusion was handed down by assistant coroner, Abigail Combes.
Adele’s death was declared a Level 2 Serious Incident by Nottingham University Hospital’s Trust (NUHT) and the Trust concluded that there was a delay in medical review.
Teddy was born on 23 November 2020 and died less than 48 hours after birth, at Nottingham University Hospital Trust.
The inquest into the death of Baby Wynter Andrews concluded yesterday, with the coroner stating that “obvious neglect” had contributed to Wynter’s death.