Pryers Training Contracts Sees Two Solicitors Qualify
We are delighted to announce that our Trainee Solicitors complete their training contracts and officially qualify as Solicitors today. We caught up with them […]
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Spinal Medical Device Recalled
The Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) today recalled a medical device used in spinal fixation systems. Orthopaedic spinal surgeons used the device […]
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Lives Ruined by Primodos, Sodium Valproate and Pelvic Mesh
A report on the review into the use of medicines and medical devices was published today. Many patients and families had raised concerns about […]
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Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital Trust Face Criminal Inquiry into Maternity Services
Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital Trust are facing a criminal inquiry into the alleged deaths of 1,200 mothers and babies. This is the latest in […]
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Berzosertib – A New Treatment That Stops Growth of Cancerous Tumours in Initial Tests
A new study has shown a drug called berzosertib stopped tumour growth in patients with very advanced tumours. The drug was even more effective […]
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Government Face Fresh Legal Action in Relation to Personal Protective Equipment
A day barely seems to pass by when the Government doesn’t seem to be faced with fresh legal action. The latest sees The Good […]
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A Reduction in NHS Never Events. But does this mean Improvement?
Figures recently published, by NHS Improvement, show a significant reduction in NHS never events. In ordinary circumstances, this would be something to celebrate. However, […]
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How you Should Seek Medical Help During a Pandemic
In response to an abnormally low volume of non-coronavirus patients, the NHS have gone from overwhelmed, to essentially advertising for patients. They have been […]
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Shortage of Personal Protective Equipment for NHS Staff Legal Challenge
So far the government has refused to conduct an investigation into the shortage of personal protective equipment for NHS staff. We have written previously […]
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Increase in Deaths in Care Homes during Coronavirus Pandemic
In May, deaths in care homes increased so much that they surpassed those in hospitals. Questions are therefore being asked about whether sufficient protection […]
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Dentists Reopen in England and Wales
Dentists reopen across England and Wales today On 3 June, the Prime Minister announced that high street dentists would reopen to the public from […]
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Road Safety Must be Considered for New Cyclists
A third (36%) of people are reconsidering the way they travel once the coronavirus lockdown is lifted. The government have recognised this by launching […]
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