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Oliver Blockley was experiencing vomiting and diarrhoea when he was admitted to hospital. At that point, he was given a 95% possibility of survival. Nevertheless, the four-year-old child died at Stoke Mandeville Hospital in Buckinghamshire when medics made 28 errors in his treatment. Oliver was not given the correct treatment that would have kept him… View Article
Mining is one of the most dangerous occupations in the world. Even today in a developed country such as the United Kingdom which has extensive health and safety regulations governing working conditions and practice, a disproportionate number of miners have suffered from and continue to experience varying levels of occupationally related ill health. The medical… View Article
You have been in the x-ray department of your local hospital for over an hour. Your right wrist is in agony. The doctor who examined you thinks that you’ve broken one or more of the eight carpel bones in your wrist but the x-ray staff can’t find the fracture. The radiologist has taken four x-rays… View Article
Can you apply for compensation from a company even though they no longer employ you? Even if you no longer work for a particular employer you may still be able to claim compensation for a work related accident or illness from them. Maybe you have moved on, maybe your employer has gone out of business… View Article
An occupational disease (sometimes known as a workplace or industrial disease) can have a devastating impact on someone’s life, often causing long-term health problems. This can be extremely traumatic, not only physically but financially and emotionally. That is why if you have suffered (or are continuing to suffer) from an occupational disease, you need to… View Article
