When a simple supplement goes wrong: what recent Vitamin D overdose stories tell us about clinical negligence
Recent press involving a child who suffered harm following a vitamin D overdose has raised understandable concern. For
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Protecting workers from killer kitchen countertop disease: New Health & Safety Executive guidance on silica dust exposure
Following a surge in UK cases of workers diagnosed with silicosis, including 50 cases and 4 deaths, the Health & Safety
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Scotland Tightens up Law on Cosmetic Procedures
The popularity of aesthetic treatments and ‘tweakments’ has boomed in recent years fuelled by social media and
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When High‑Speed Risks Hit Home
The world of Formula 1 is built on precision, engineering and speed, balanced with entertainment, while often overriding
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Scotland’s hospital inquiry: What NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde’s admission on contaminated water means for families and the legal support available
Scotland is confronting what many now consider one of the most profound healthcare failures in recent memory: the
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Ozempic, Mounjaro and the Legal Weight of a Changing Industry
WeightWatchers (WW International Inc) once a dominant force in the diet industry, filed for bankruptcy in May 2025.
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Clinical Negligence Claims: Lessons from the Leslie Ash Case
Clinical negligence claims are often in the spotlight, especially when high-profile individuals are involved. The recent
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From Settlement to Settlor: Protecting your Compensation with Personal Injury Trusts.
If you have received compensation following a personal injury, you might be wondering what to do next. While it's
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Transformative changes to the infected blood compensation scheme
In what has long been described as the worst healthcare scandal in the history of the NHS, the UK government’s response
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Delivering a Dynamic Risk Assessment
This week, Royal Mail have released troubling figures that show their staff were subject to attacks by dogs 2,197 times
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Blood is Thicker than Water - The Infected Blood Scandal: Compensation and Legal Support
Between 1970 and the early 1990s, over 30,000 NHS patients were given blood transfusions or treatments made using
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Late diagnosis, misdiagnosis and undiagnosed medical claims
The BBC recently reported that around 755,000 women’s health appointments are waiting to happen in the UK, with the