The 16th to 23rd September 2024 is Male Cancer Awareness Week, a vital reminder of the importance of recognising the symptoms of male cancers and the life-saving impact of early intervention. This year’s focus is on three main types of male cancer: prostate, testicular, and penile cancer.

As the public inquiry into the events at the Countess of Chester Hospital begins, the families of Lucy Letby’s victims are determined to seek answers and prevent future incidents from occurring.

An artist from Yorkshire instructed our clinical negligence lawyers, after being misinformed of the true risks of lens replacement surgery.

The family of 16 year old Finn Hall are disappointed with the verdict delivered by HM Coroner Angela Brocklehurst.

The conversation surrounding clinical negligence costs has taken a significant turn as the Medical Defence Union (MDU) increases its lobbying efforts to push the government towards reform.

Finn Hall, a 16-year-old transgender boy from Huddersfield, died a self-inflicted death at his home in Keighley in November 2022.

Switalskis has made a senior appointment to lead operations in its expanding clinical negligence team.

The recent inquest into the deaths of two premature babies, Elena Ali and Sunny Parker-Propst, at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital highlights the critical importance of the need for rigorous checks in neonatal care.