Written by Tom Barnes on 20 January 2025
As reported by the BBC, concerns have been raised regarding the state of maternity services at Leeds Teaching Hospitals (LTH), with serious allegations of chronic understaffing and substandard care, potentially amounting to clinical negligence. Read On
Written by Tom Barnes on 9 January 2025
Eloise Locker joined us as a Paralegal in our team this week, based at our Coventry office. Eloise completed her Law Degree at the University of Worcester achieving a First Class Honours and continued her studies at the University of Law passing her LPC LLM with Distinction. Welcome to the team Eloise from all at BTTJ! Read On
Written by Richard Stanford on 14 October 2024
The Use of AI in Medicine Revolutionising Healthcare with Artificial Intelligence Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming various sectors, including medicine. Its integration into healthcare aims to enhance diagnostic accuracy, streamline operations, and improve patient outcomes. This article explores the applications and potential benefits of AI in medicine, as well as the challenges it faces. Read On
Written by Richard Stanford on 7 October 2024
Medical Negligence in diabetic foot care is a critical issue that demands concerted efforts from healthcare providers, patients, and the broader medical community. Ensuring that diabetic patients receive the highest standard of foot care is not only a medical necessity but also an ethical imperative, safeguarding their quality of life and preventing avoidable suffering. Read On
Written by Richard Stanford on 1 October 2024
Cauda Equina Syndrome and Medical Negligence Understanding Causes, Legal Implications, and Patient Rights Cauda Equina Syndrome (CES) is a rare but serious condition that arises from severe compression of the bundle of nerves at the base of the spinal cord. If not promptly diagnosed and treated, CES can lead to significant and permanent damage, including bowel and bladder dysfunction, sexual dysfunction, and even paralysis. Medical negligence cases related to cauda equina syndrome have garnered increasing attention due to the devastating consequences of delayed or improper treatment. Read On
Written by Tom Barnes on 5 August 2024
NHS Resolution are the “insurers” for the NHS in respect of clinical negligence claims made against them. Each year they prepare an Annual Report - Partner and Head of Medical Negligence Tom Barnes outlines some key points taken from the report. Read On
Written by Tom Barnes on 18 July 2024
On Wednesday 17th July, team BTTJ completed our 8k Draycote Water walk! Great time had by all, weather was kind to us & the scenery was lovely!! All in aid of a fantastic cause, our charity of the year OurJay Foundation If you can help us raise money for this fantastic cause by donating to our JustGiving page we would be very grateful https://bit.ly/4cFpsE8 Read On
Written by Tom Barnes on 28 June 2024
We're pleased to announce that BTTJ's charity of the year for 2024-2025 is local charity OurJay Foundation Read On
Written by Tom Barnes on 12 June 2024
Abigail Scott (known as Abi) joined BTTJ in our Clinical Negligence team as a Paralegal in June 2024 having completed her Law and Criminal Justice degree at De Montfort University in Leicester. Abi has previous experience working as a Court of Protection Paralegal at a firm in Lincoln. Welcome to the team Abi from all at BTTJ! Read On
Written by Tom Barnes on 25 April 2024
Partner & Head of Medical Negligence, Tom Barnes has been interviewed on BBC Midlands Today regarding his client’s case against Birmingham NHS Trust Read On
