Case study
Natalie Hirst
01.04.2021
Our client was diagnosed with uterine cancer and was advised to have a hysterectomy (the surgical removal of the uterus). She elected to undergo a robotic procedure by way of a Da Vinci Robot assisted laparotomy and was advised she would return home the following day. Such procedures are minimally invasive and allow a surgeon better […]
Clinical negligence
Case study
Natalie Hirst
01.04.2021
Our client was born with a congenital defect of his right ear. He had undergone ear reconstruction surgery as a child and following persistent discharge from his right ear as an adult, the Defendant surgeon suggested a series of reconstructive procedures. Following the third procedure, our client was unable to close his right eye on […]
Clinical negligence
Case study
Victoria Jones
31.03.2021
Our client suffered a delay in diagnosis and treatment of her cauda equina syndrome, resulting in significant neurological damage. Cauda equina syndrome occurs when the bundle of nerves at the end of the spine are damaged. The condition is considered a medical emergency and must be treated quickly to prevent damage being done. Our client […]
Clinical negligence
Case study
Victoria Jones
31.03.2021
We successfully acted for a young lady in respect of a failure to diagnose her appendicitis, which subsequently ruptured, causing four quadrant peritonitis. Our client attended A&E with symptoms including abdominal cramps, vomiting and diarrhoea. However, we argued that there was a failure to record, note and act upon the abnormal blood results and abnormal […]
Clinical negligence
Case study
Timothy Kirfield
25.03.2021
On the day of his accident, our client was making his way to work on his motorbike along the A320 Woking Road in Guildford when the Defendant driver pulled out from a side road and collided with his left-hand side knocking him from his bike. Our client was conscious throughout and realised immediately that he […]
Personal injury
Case study
Denise Deakin
24.02.2021
Mr M suffered a delay in the treatment of his hereditary haemochromatosis (HH), a condition which leads to excess iron levels being deposited throughout the body which (without treatment) can cause damage to various organs and joints. He was correctly tested for HH in 2009 as a result of abnormal liver function tests. The tests […]
Clinical negligence
Case study
Peter Jeffery
12.02.2021
In December 2020, Bytes Technology Group floated on the London Stock Exchange, priced at 270p per share. Within hours of conditional first -day trading, Bytes’ share price rose to 330p giving the business a market cap of around £780 million. Bytes’ listing on the LSE marks the high point of a 20-year relationship with Moore […]
Corporate
Case study
Sarah Stanton
05.02.2021
Our client was a widow whose husband died of bowel cancer. At the time they also had two dependent children. It was alleged that our client’s husband’s GP practice acted below a reasonable standard of care in failing to refer him to the local hospital for a colonoscopy on two occasions when he was suffering […]
Clinical negligence
Case study
Moore Barlow
11.01.2021
Our serious injury solicitors took over conduct of a case that was previously being dealt with by another law firm, following a recommendation from the case management company who were providing the client’s rehabilitation programme. On the incident date, our client was cycling to work when he was struck from behind by the Defendant’s vehicle […]
Personal injury
Case study
Peter Jeffery
11.01.2021
Transparity is a market leading Microsoft cloud specialist and provides major UK companies with a complete offering of Microsoft cloud manged services. The shareholders of Transparity were looking to expand the business and ensure continuous growth for the future, along with a planned exit from the company, and so decided to seek long-term investment. The […]
Corporate
Case study
Michael Hayward
05.01.2021
Our client was employed as a scaffolder working with a team. As the team was erecting the scaffolding our client stepped on a board which had not been properly secured by his colleagues and fell 6 meters through the scaffolding. He suffered 3 fractures in his spinal column, damage to the spinal disc and 4 […]
Personal injury
Case study
Tim Matthews
16.12.2020
Calisen plc is a UK listed energy company with its headquarters in Manchester. It provides market leading energy meters (smart meters) and meter reading services to the energy industry. It is a FTSE 250 company. Conditions and further terms of the acquisition The following is edited extracts from the rule 2.7 announcement: “Conditions to the […]
Corporate