- Birth injury and cerebral palsy
Our solicitors have experiencing in dealing with cases where a child has been injured during birth. This is usually as a result of a lack of oxygen during birth and results in a baby suffering from severe disabilities.

We can assist throughout the legal process and the aftermath of litigation. This can involve dealing with setting up case managers to assist with care and for securing funding for rehabilitation and further treatment.

- Brain/head injury
Brain injuries or brain damage that occur as a result of an accident can be very serious. We have experience in assisting clients that have been injured through road traffic accidents and also through negligence from the NHS.

- Gynaecological/ obstetric injury
We have vast experience in cases of this nature. They consist of both medical and surgical claims. If a laparoscopy has caused damage or where surgery has gone wrong we have the experience to deal with it.

 - Urological/ renal cases
We have specific experience in this practice area. We are able to assist where there has been a delay in diagnosis or treatment. We would refer you to the case of Warrilow –v- Norfolk & Norwich NHS Trust.

- Orthopaedic injuries
Cases can include misdiagnoses of fractures or incorrect treatment being provided.

- Paediatric issues
These are wide ranging and encompass a number of specialist areas.

- Cancer cases - including mis-diagnosis, late diagnosis and treatment
We have a specialist interest in this area and would refer you to the reported case of Greenfield-v-Southampton University NHS Trust & Day.

- Surgical accidents
These range from plastic surgery cases to complex medical surgeries. They can involve a delay in treatment, a misdiagnosis, or aftercare that has gone wrong.

- Plastic surgery
Cases of this nature occur where clients experience problems not associated with the procedures that they have consented to.

- Anaesthetics
Cases of this nature include situations where the wrong anaesthetic has been administered or a client has had an adverse reaction.

- Spinal injuries
Cases of this nature occur when there has been a delay in treatment or alternatively where there has been a misdiagnosis.

- Right to treatment
Cases include those involving consent and issues relating to withdrawal of treatment.

- Cases against General Practitioners/ Private doctors
We have substantial experience in dealing with cases against individual practitioners as well as against the NHS.