Our team are currently at the 35th @AvMAUK Clinical Negligence Conference in Bournemouth, where we're hearing about the latest developments in cancer and the oncology which can treat it. #ACNC2025

Today is Cerebral Palsy Awareness Day, so our team are wearing green in honour of all those affected by the condition. You can learn more about #CerebralPalsy in our latest website article: loom.ly/m8h3Z-0

Recent news on private cataract surgery has raised questions about what patients can do when private treatment goes wrong. Legal claims for negligence are still an option, and we've taken a look at how this works: loom.ly/LDYdg_o

Investigations into the care provided at the University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust could lead to criminal charges for the organisation and even individual staff. Read our full article here: loom.ly/5oPPkl0

Advances in Artificial Intelligence have dominated the headlines for the last few years, but would you trust it with your health? We look at the potential risks associated with the way it's already being used for medical treatment: loom.ly/_aMWgLI

Medical negligence comes in many shapes and sizes, with the potential for life-changing injury as the interlinking thread. We've looked at some of the varied ways it can occur, along with the lessons learned for the medical institutions involved: loom.ly/uFqiPNc

We've been concerned for some time about a lack of guidance around the role of #PhysicianAssociates affecting patient safety. The tragic story of Emily Chesterton, and her parents fight for justice, highlights that clarity is urgently required: bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

Having a virtual appointment with your doctor can make it more convenient for both of you, but does it raise the risk of being misdiagnosed when you can't have a physical examination? We looked at the risks and benefits of telemedicine: loom.ly/XEuVFkc

As #NPHAwarenessWeek comes to a close, we've produced some guidance on the warning signs that are often mistaken for other conditions in elderly people. Read the full article to find out how to spot it, and how it's treated: loom.ly/_ynOjxo

Provisional damages are a way to ensure that those with injuries that might get worse over time can still access the compensation they need to live. We've taken a look at how that works, along with a recent case study for a client: loom.ly/4fj8wGA

With access to AI-powered editing tools becoming easier and easier, does this raise the possibility of surveillance video evidence being altered so that claimants appear to be much less badly injured than they really are? We've looked at the situation: loom.ly/g2sIvAg

What should you expect from an inquest? You might be familiar with the concept, but the reality can be emotionally fraught for the families involved. Our latest article will tell you everything you need to know about how and why inquests happen: loom.ly/VV0bXTc

Today we Go Yellow for Shine, celebrating the end of their balloon race! We're so proud to be able to support everything Shine does to help those with Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus, and if you'd like to make a donation to them you can do so here: loom.ly/RLKd3v8

The Government has announced that a "Rapid Review" into maternity services will take place. We hope this will lead to a more holistic view of problems, but this will only happen if the report is thorough. Read more here: loom.ly/kB0mB2s

We're starting to see a new rule - Martha's Rule - showing up in our client's medical records. This rule is the work of the parents of Martha Mills, and we hope it means that lives will be saved as a result. Find out more about Martha's Rule here: loom.ly/WmYTaiQ

This month is Group B Strep Support Month, so we've put together an article that outlines everything you need to know about GBS and the ways it can be connected to medical negligence. You can read it here: loom.ly/zmSZRJc

If you think you've been the victim of medical negligence linked to either treatment or a diagnosis given by your GP, it can be difficult to know what to do next. We've put together a guide to the steps you can take: loom.ly/3BGSxfo

The word "compensation" is closely associated with medical negligence, but what can money really achieve if you've been left with a life-changing injury? Our latest article looks at the answers to that question: loom.ly/9mbSJmo

With a review into maternity services provided in Nottingham currently underway, and a nationwide "rapid review" taking place, what's the history of maternity service failure in the UK? Read it here: loom.ly/yAhwGGU

Tony Dixon, a surgeon who carried out unnecessary bowel operations which left more than 200 patients suffering from long-term pain, has been permanently removed from the UK's medical register: loom.ly/u9sP8MA