
Countess of Chester Baby Deaths Re-Arrest
The police have re-arrested a lady in relation to a number of baby deaths at the Countess of Chester Hospital. They have not named […]
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Free School Meals During Holidays
In October, Tory MPs voted overwhelmingly against providing children with free school meals during school holidays. A decision already called “callous”, got even harder […]
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CQC review do not attempt resuscitation (DNAR) decisions
The Care Quality Commission (CQC) have been asked by the Department for Health and Social Care (DHSC) to conduct a formal review into how […]
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York Design Week – Project Koala
You might not expect negligence solicitors to get involved with York Design Week; but there is certainly more to us at Pryers than medical […]
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The Death of Oliver McGowan was ‘potentially avoidable’
Last week, the NHS published the findings of an independent review about the death of Oliver McGowan. The review has been a long time […]
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Breast Cancer Awareness is more important than ever, in 2020
This Breast Cancer Awareness month we must remember not to allow the difficulties we are confronting because of COVID-19 to blind us from the […]
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York Community Pride Awards 2020
2020 marks Pryers’ sixth year sponsoring the York Community Pride Awards. And it has definitely been the most unusual year, yet. We have sponsored […]
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Queen’s Medical Centre maternity neglect
An inquest last month found that neglect by staff at Nottingham University Hospitals contributed to the death of a baby. Wynter Andrews was born […]
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Ruling challenges Part 36 Offer validity
Part 36 offers are common practice in negligence claims. They are a fantastic tool to settle claims without the need to go to court. […]
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Prince Charles and Royal Glamorgan maternity units investigation grows
An independent investigation into two maternity units in South Wales is growing. Prince Charles Hospital in Merthyr Tydfil and the Royal Glamorgan in Llantrisant […]
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Are you Ready for the Changes to the Civil Procedure Rules?
The Civil Procedure Rules are going to receive a number of updates on 1 October 2020. We look at some of the key changes […]
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University Hospitals Plymouth Trust in Duty of Candour Prosecution
The University Hospitals Plymouth Trust appeared in court, yesterday, accused of failing to be open and honest. It is the first time a hospital […]
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