Our team provides compassionate and expert legal support for families affected by Leeds maternity negligence and birth injury cases, guiding them through complex, distressing circumstances with sensitivity and care.

We are supporting patients and families who may have been affected by the case involving colorectal surgeon Mr Marc Lamah, who was banned from private practice over patient safety concerns but continued operating within the NHS.

Between 1968 and 1991, pupils at Berrow Wood School in Worcestershire were subjected to widespread physical and sexual abuse by staff members. The abuse has since led to the conviction of nine former teachers and workers.

As the summer holidays come to an end, many parents have been busy with new uniforms, school shoes, and the excitement (and nerves!) of another school year. But there’s something else we need to keep in mind as our children return to school: their safety at play.

For many survivors of abuse, the healing process can only begin when you feel comfortable to talk and share your experiences with others. That's much easier said than done, but thankfully, there are lots of resources available to provide emotional and practical support. While taking the first step is never easy, the resources we've listed here will be available for you when you're ready. There's no rush, but always remember that help is available when you need it.

Everyone who experiences abuse deserves justice. That might mean criminal charges for the person responsible, an institution taking accountability for its failures, or making a historical abuse compensation claim. Some people think that if their abuse happened a long time ago, there isn't anything they can do. However, it's possible to claim compensation even for historical (or non-recent) abuse.

The immediate aftermath of any kind of abuse can be confusing and emotionally difficult. Even once abuse is over, it can take a long time to recover - whether from physical injuries or mental and emotional trauma. This is why it's possible to claim compensation for historical abuse - because the courts recognise that you deserve justice even if it takes a long time before you're ready to take that step.

The Church of England has admitted to a serious data breach that exposed the personal details of nearly 200 abuse survivors.