About Maya
I am a partner in the firm’s medical negligence team, helping clients with complex claims resulting from substandard healthcare and medical practices.
As a medical negligence specialist, my clients are those who have sustained orthopaedic, gynaecological, maternal birth injury, obstetric or brain injuries, often with life changing or catastrophic results. I also have a particular interest in handling cases of cauda equina syndrome and sight loss (ophthalmic). My clients are often concerned initially about the complexity of the claims process, so I make sure I guide them through the legal maze and give them the clarity they need to feel reassured and confident.
I am approachable and open with my clients and take the time to get to know them and understand their concerns. I know that the legal process can be daunting, so I make it a priority to put clients at ease and let them know that they are in the best possible hands.
Explore some of Maya’s latest work
Video case studies
Cauda Equina Awareness Week 2021
As part of Cauda Equina Awareness Week 2021, Maya Sushila speaks with Dr Campbell about the psychological impact that Cauda Equina syndrome and other significant illnesses can have on an individual. They discuss the type of treatments available and the comfort and support that can be derived from support groups.
Elizabeth’s story
Take a moment to hear Elisabeth’s story and testimonial for Moore Barlow.
Tirina’s story
Take a moment to listen to Tirina’s story as a result of medical negligence in diagnosis and treatment of Cauda Equina syndrome.
John’s story
In this video, John explains how he has been affected by Cauda Equina syndrome, his desire to seek answers as to why it had happened and the role that Moore Barlow played to help him with his rehabilitation and to secure compensation.
Blogs and articles
- Martha’s rule – how will this work in practice?
- Time limits on medical negligence claims – everything you need to know
- Healing from birth trauma – what support is available?
- Exploring the Cauda Equina Syndrome pathway
- The Ockenden report – is the NHS listening?
- £1.5 million settlement for 59-year-old woman in her claim against an NHS organisation
- £3.2 million compensation for mother of three
Accreditations & Memberships
