Diabetes patients in deprived areas have a higher risk of amputation
By Priya Saddington-Poole, a medical negligence solicitor at Irwin Mitchell
Patients living in the poorest areas of the UK have a risk of...
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Medical treatment disputes and a patient's best interests? Court rules boy with kidney disease should be allowed potentially life-saving transplant
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Asbestos: An historic tragedy for modern times and the need for action to remove it from public and commercial buildings
By Simon Webb, a specialist asbestos-related disease lawyer at Irwin Mitchell
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As travel restrictions ease and it finally looks like we can begin to travel abroad, travellers should be aware of the risk of...
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By Katie Warner, an expert medical negligence lawyer at Irwin Mitchell
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By Grace Duffy, a medical negligence expert at Irwin Mitchell
The Health and Social Care Committee’s Report, prepared by a politically...
PEOPIL Young Lawyers' Group Conference 2022 and sharing knowledge to help those injured abroad
By Nick Cerezo, and Daniel Matchett, expert international serious injury lawyers at Irwin Mitchell
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Supporting Limb Loss And Limb Difference Awareness Month and how we help clients following an accident
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Irwin Mitchell act on behalf of many incredibly inspirational amputee...
Concern as gynaecology waits rise by 60% during Covid-19 pandemic
By Jennifer Fish, a medical negligence lawyer at Irwin Mitchell
A recent study has revealed that in England, more than 570,000...
Ockenden Review: An overview of one of the country's worst health scandals and what the national maternity picture is like
By Rowen Cobb, a medical negligence expert at Irwin Mitchell
In 2017, independent midwife Donna Ockenden was asked to investigate 23 cases...
Can I change my solicitor following a serious injury?
The choice of which solicitor to instruct following a serious injury is a complex and significant decision, often made at the point of...
The Highway Code: Everything you need to know about new rules regarding the use of mobile phones when driving
By Carla Jordan, an expert serious injury lawyer at Irwin Mitchell
There have been a number of changes made to The Highway Code already...
NHS not making progress on early cancer diagnosis as impact of Covid-19 pandemic continues to be felt
By Sanna Mazhar, an expert medical negligence lawyer at Irwin Mitchell
It has been reported that the NHS in England is struggling to...
The need to improve survival rates for brain tumour patients and the challenges ahead to keep awareness a priority
By Juanita Cumberland, an expert medical negligence lawyer at Irwin Mitchell
There has been much in the news recently about brain tumours...
Mesothelioma death from care home renovations – the story of Cape
When Mary Griffiths was told by her doctors that she had the asbestos cancer, mesothelioma, at the age of 75, she knew exactly how she...
Mesothelioma: the global killer
By Helen Tomlin, an expert asbestos-related disease lawyer at Irwin Mitchell
Mesothelioma is a cancer related almost exclusively to...
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