Case studies

We recently settled a claim for our client, whose baby daughter was born with Patau’s syndrome following clinical negligence by her GPs and the hospital antenatal clinic.

We have recently settled a claim for the widower of a woman who sadly passed away because of failures in her medical treatment. The claim was against North West Anglia NHS Foundation Trust.

Our client sustained a severe brain injury, which resulted in four-limb cerebral palsy, due to the shunting of blood between monochorionic twins in utero.

Our client sustained a traumatic brain injury during their delivery and, in particular, during attempts to disimpact the fetal head.

Our clinical negligence specialists represented a young woman who had a history of pelvic inflammatory disease, particularly in her left fallopian tube, and who attended hospital with a suspected ectopic pregnancy.

A year ago, the clinical negligence team at Penningtons Manches Cooper achieved a successful settlement for an 11 year old boy who suffered brain damage arising from his mother’s antenatal care at St George’s Hospital in London.

We have recently settled a very complex compensation claim for a brain-injured young child.

Our clinical negligence team has achieved a substantial six-figure settlement following a failure to diagnose and treat an extensive epidural abscess.

We have settled a tragic case involving the sudden and unexpected death of our client’s husband from undiagnosed acute aortic dissection (AAD) whilst in hospital.

Penningtons Manches Cooper’s medical negligence team has recently settled a claim for a woman who suffered complications caused by the insertion of a transvaginal tape.

Our clinical negligence team has achieved a high-value settlement for a young girl with cerebral palsy following a hearing at the Royal Courts of Justice.

We have settled a claim for a young girl in relation to negligent treatment provided during her mother’s labour, which resulted in brain damage.