Medical negligence can cause serious damage to a patient’s physical or mental health, and even result in death in the most severe circumstances. For people harmed by substandard medical care or a medical error, there is financial and medical support available to help with rehabilitation and recovery, providing victims with
Dentists often provide a valuable service, helping us maintain oral hygiene and preventing us from suffering problems such as gum disease. However, despite these benefits, many of us do not enjoy visiting these professionals. According to the NHS, one in every four Britons could have a phobia of dentists. Therefore,
Deciding to undergo a female sterilisation is not a decision to be made lightly as it is considered to be a permanent method of contraception. It is something that requires a lot of thought, and if you do choose to go ahead with the procedure, you should feel comfortable with
Clinical negligence in the UK, these days, is gradually becoming quite commonplace. According to the latest information provided by the NHS, thousands of Britons suffer consequence of the problem, among which a significant number is problems caused due to surgical negligence. The ultimate result of clinical negligence can be of
Kate Pierce was 9 months old when she developed Pneumococcal meningitis, but she was wrongly diagnosed by a junior doctor who said she had tonsillitis. That mistake has left her severely brain damaged. At six years old she now needs round the clock care, both at home and at school.
There has recently been a surge in media interest surrounding the harrowing experiences of women during childbirth. The Medical Negligence Group at Pannone represents families nationwide whose lives have been ruined through the death of a mother or child as a result of medical negligence. We also act in cases
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