This baby loss awareness week we would like to take a moment to recognise the importance of support for the siblings in families who have experienced the loss of a much-loved and longed for baby.

If you or your child have suffered a birth injury due to medical negligence, it’s important to know there are strict time limits for bringing a claim. Understanding these deadlines can help you protect your right to seek justice and secure the compensation you need for future care and support.

An investigation has revealed that serious failings by a heart surgeon at Freeman Hospital in Newcastle contributed to the deaths of seven patients and left another with significant harm.

Cerebral palsy (CP) is a condition that affects movement, muscle tone, and coordination. It can range from mild to severe and often requires ongoing care and support throughout a person’s life. When cerebral palsy results from medical negligence during pregnancy, birth, or shortly after delivery, families may be able to bring a legal claim.

October 6 is World Cerebral Palsy Day - a time to celebrate and raise awareness of those living with cerebral palsy, while also highlighting the nature of the condition.

A new report has found that women treated by former NHS gynaecologist Daniel Hay at the University Hospitals of Derby and Burton NHS Foundation Trust (UHDB) were subjected to substandard and unsafe care that caused lasting harm.

Choosing the right solicitor is one of the most important parts of your birth injury claim. You need someone you can trust, who listens, understands your needs, and fights hard for the best outcome.

In September 2025, NHS England launched a new patient safety guideline called Jess’s Rule, designed to help catch serious illnesses such as cancer sooner and reduce the risk of misdiagnosis.