United Kingdom - September 18 2015 Traditional contract and tort claims exist mutually exclusively as distinct and separate actions. However, when one considers potential causes of
United Kingdom - July 23 2014 Identical twins who share a placenta (monochorionic twins) share blood connections within the placenta. TTTS occurs when the connections become
United Kingdom - July 6 2015 As part of our new series focusing on injuries caused to the senses as a result of medical negligence we explore how someone’s ability to touch and
United Kingdom - January 6 2016 A post-mortem examination, also known as an autopsy, is an examination of a person’s body that is carried out in order to investigate what the cause
United Kingdom - August 4 2014 It’s 7am the next morning after your big night out. The alarm goes off and you wake up feeling a background ache in your head, dry mouth and a slight
United Kingdom - September 12 2018 I have acted for a number of people who, before their injury, were extremely successful and at the top of a high flying career. Then, they suffer a
United Kingdom - August 15 2018 There has been a somewhat unfolding National scandal in recent years revealing an alarming number of historic sexual abuse and assault cases
United Kingdom - August 15 2018 Headway, a UK-wide charity for people who have suffered a brain injury, has created the Headway Brain Injury ID Card. Here, we look at what the Card
United Kingdom - August 10 2018 When we talk about post-natal depression, we often think of mothers. This is a fair assumption to make as the mother carries the child and physically
United Kingdom - July 31 2018 I recently attended a very interesting workshop delivered by Chroma, which focused on the important role that music therapy can play in the
