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Mrs N suffered negligence during the birth of her second child at her local hospital resulting in both physical and psychological harm. Mrs N was due to have a natural birth but was negligently provided the incorrect dose of Pethidine during labour. This caused Mrs N to lose consciousness and she was rushed to theatre where an emergency Caesarean section was carried out.

Garratts obtained…

Mr E experienced a prolonged period of pain and suffering due to severe headaches caused by a subdural haematoma. The negligent actions of his GP resulted in a delay in diagnosis and treatment of the condition.

The Failure in Care

Mrs B attended a local ophthalmologist to undergo cataract surgery.

Negligence During the Procedure

During the operation, the incorrect lens was implanted in her eye. This surgical error resulted in the need…

Mrs W, a resident with dementia at a local nursing home, received substandard treatment that led to a significant deterioration in her health.

Negligent Treatment and Consequences

While under the care of the nursing home, Mrs…

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