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Neonatal brain injury cases

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Nov 2023

Hospital care Boyes Turner’s neonatal brain injury solicitors have secured a liability judgment and interim payment for a teenager whose brain was injured as a result of negligent ventilation treatment after her premature birth.

Jan 2022

 Boyes Turner’s birth injury solicitors have secured a settlement for a child whose brain was injured when he suffered a feto-maternal haemorrhage (FMH) during his mother’s labour.  During FMH, the unborn baby bleeds into the mother’s blood circulation.

Jun 2021

 We secured a liability judgment and an interim payment for a young woman who is physically and intellectually disabled with cerebral palsy as a result of a delayed diagnosis of meningitis when she was a baby.
Pre-trial settlement of £3 million after hospital's failure to diagnose infection leads to child’s cerebral palsy
Boyes Turner’s neonatal brain injury specialists secured a £3.6 million settlement for a child who suffered a brain injury and cerebral palsy as a result of delayed treatment of neonatal meningitis.
Boyes Turner’s cerebral palsy team secured a multi-million dollar settlement for a boy whose cerebral palsy was caused by negligent maternity care.
We secured a settlement of £9million plus lifelong payments of up to £273,000pa for a boy whose cerebral palsy was caused by HIE during delays in his delivery when his mother was sent home from hospital three days after her waters had broken.
Our client suffered permanent brain damage and is severely disabled. She will require specialist accommodation, equipment, therapies and care for the rest of her life.

Mar 2020

 $23 million compensation for boy with cerebral palsy from kernicterus brain damage. Our client has four-limb cerebral palsy with severely impaired communication and vision, and profound deafness.
Admission of liability for young boy with kernicterus related brain damage. We investigated the claim and secured an admission of liability from the defendant NHS hospital.
We have secured an NHS hospital’s admission of liability for a boy’s brain damage following uterine rupture during his mother’s labour. The ten year old boy has severe, spastic diplegia, significant learning difficulties and a divergent squint
Boyes Turner’s neonatal brain injury lawyers secured a liability judgment for a boy who suffered a neonatal brain injury.