Whenever we issue a press release about a medical negligence case - and with so much going on that's quite often - it'll go here.
The death of two-day-old twin boys from morphine overdoses was totally avoidable, says their mother. Ami Dean wants an inquest into the deaths of Alfie and Harry McQuillin to establish why they were not given an antidote, at Stafford Hospital.
Milly Evans, an 11-year-old-girl left severely disabled from birth, has today (Monday 30 April) been awarded £10.8m compensation.
The parents of a 19-month-old boy who died in his sleep have received an apology from the hospital where he received 'sub-standard care'.
Access Legal from Shoosmiths, the consumer legal services arm of national law firm Shoosmiths has become one of the first legal services to join the Institute of Customer Service.
Access Legal from Shoosmiths has strengthened its medical negligence offering with the hire of a new partner.
People working with the elderly and vulnerable are to be given a legal insight at a Birmingham conference.
The husband of a Birmingham church minister was left critically ill, severely dehydrated and with stinking bed sores after a two week stay in a city care home.
The fact that a drug with known side effects led to the death of a pensioner has yet to be reported - almost three years after he died.
A clinical negligence specialist at Access Legal from Shoosmiths has been admitted as a solicitor - for the second time.
A Wolverhampton policeman whose wife hanged herself at a city hospital claims he was 'frozen out' of her treatment for psychosis.
The husband of a Birmingham church minister was left critically ill, severely dehydrated and with stinking bed sores after a two week stay in a city care home.
A 10-year-old boy died after being taken to three different hospitals and waiting seven hours for an ambulance transfer to central London.
