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Case studies - our experience

The legal case studies below are from departments across the firm, highlighting our experience and expertise in a wide variety of areas.

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Failures in nursing care prompt daughter to fight for accountability following her mother's death

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In August 2020, Patrica Arnison, 73, was admitted to hospital after fracturing her leg. Having previously suffered with pressure sores, an open cast was put in place so that hospital staff could review her leg and that she could receive care to avoid...

Supermarket injury - compensation claim case study

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£7639.32 awarded to the claimant following falling on a defect on a supermarket car park, resulting in facial injuries and soft tissue injuries to both knees and hands. Pauline Smith, Senior Associate Executive and personal injury claims handler...

Successful asbestos claim against Joseph Nadin Limited now Spousal (Midlands) Limited

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Katie Plappert, Senior Associate Litigation Executive recently secured an award of £37,085 for a client who sadly passed away due to asbestos exposure. The claim was brought on behalf of his estate by his family, against his ex-employer, Joseph...

Client awarded more than £25,000 for injury to knee which resulted in hospital admission

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Our client was seven years old at the time of the accident. She was walking along a wall in a park when she tripped and caught her knee on a metal bracket protruding from a brick wall. She suffered a laceration and pain to her right knee. As the...

NHS failures result in an unbearable eight months for Stephensons' client

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In 2018, Stephensons’ client, PG, ruptured the tendon in his bicep whilst mounting a TV on a wall at his home in Essex. After seeking treatment, PG underwent surgery to repair his arm, with a metal frame inserted to anchor the bone in place....

Helping directors settle claims made by liquidators

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In the aftermath of the pandemic, and the impact on small businesses of the downturn in trade since then, the first quarter of 2023 saw company insolvencies remaining close to their highest quarterly level since 1960. This trend has led to an increase in...

Acquittal of possession with intent to supply

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Colin Rawson was instructed to represent a client who was charged with possession with intent to supply controlled drugs. The client was stopped by the police during lockdown walking down the street. The police searched the client and found 17...

Successful appeal against conviction

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A client approached us to appeal against his conviction at Worcester Crown Court in 2016. He had pleaded guilty to four sexual offences and one count of harassment at an early stage in the proceedings. All the allegations had related to one complainant. ...

Successful challenge to a mental capacity assessment by the local authority

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Specialist Court of Protection solicitor, Amy Dutton , recently represented a vulnerable adult who had been assessed to lack capacity to make decisions regarding his residence and care following a stroke, and subsequently deprived of his liberty at a...

Estate recovers £93,000 following mesothelioma diagnosis

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Solicitor Sarah Masters  settled a case on behalf of the estate of a lady who passed away from malignant mesothelioma of the pleura. She sadly passed away at the age of 85. Between 1965 – 1971 the deceased had been employed at Turner Brothers...

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