A delayed diagnosis of ovarian torsion led to avoidable ovary removal and early menopause. Read how our medical negligence solicitors supported recovery and secured answers.

An overview of a recent case where our criminal defence lawyers successfully supported a client through court proceedings, securing a rehabilitation-focused outcome that prioritised treatment and long-term support.

Often, it’s the simplest safety measures that make the biggest difference. Ian Latimer, solicitor in our serious injury team, recently supported a client following a workplace accident that, with the right precautions in place, could have been avoided altogether.

A GP has admitted failing to warn a patient about the known risk of impulse control disorders, including pathological gambling, associated with the medication ropinirole prescribed for Restless Legs Syndrome (RLS).

Switalskis, acting for the claimant Ms Dakin and supported by Harry Lambert of Outer Temple Chambers, has secured judgment following a three-day clinical negligence trial in which the court found that an NHS Trust acted negligently in failing to arrange appropriate cardiac monitoring.

When someone suffers a serious personal injury, the impact goes far beyond the immediate trauma. Lives can change in an instant, physically, emotionally, and financially. In these moments, having a skilled and experienced solicitor is not just helpful; it can be the difference between a limited outcome and a result that truly secures the future.

Our client, a mother, was involved in Children Act proceedings to agree child arrangements order regarding her child and her time with her father. The matter became highly complex and was drawn out over many years.

Fatal accident claims are always difficult, not just emotionally, but legally. A recent case handled by Charlotte Waller, one of our specialist personal injury solicitors, illustrates the impact of the loss on those left behind.