Gynaecological Obstetric Negligence – A Brief Layman’s Guide

• Friday, 25/7/2008
• posted by Geoffrey Simpson-Scott

Clinical negligence claims arising out of gynaecological treatment are highly specialized and need to be dealt with in a compassionate manner.

Necrotising Fasciitis – A Brief Layman’s Guide

• Monday, 14/1/2008
• posted by Geoffrey Simpson-Scott

One of the most traumatic Clinical Negligence cases we come across are those involving necrotizing fasciitis, also known as the ‘flesh-eating’ bug.

Appointing a Receiver – A Brief Layman’s Guide

• Monday, 10/9/2007
• posted by Geoffrey Simpson-Scott

In cases where an accident leaves a person brain damaged, it may be appropriate for a Receiver to be appointed to manage their financial affairs.

Obstetric Negligence – A Brief Layman’s Guide

• Tuesday, 24/7/2007
• posted by Geoffrey Simpson-Scott

Whilst obstetric negligence can occur in a variety of unexpected ways, in our experience, certain mistakes crop up more frequently than others.

Faecal Incontinence after Childbirth

• Friday, 24/3/2006
• posted by Caron Heyes

A case study of a clinical negligence case after childbirth.