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Spinal injury cases

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Jun 2024

 £800,000 settlement after negligent spinal surgery causes cauda equina syndrome (CES)

Mar 2024

Spinal injury Admission of liability from an NHS trust in a CES claim

Jan 2024

CES Boyes Turner’s cauda equina syndrome (CES) spinal cord injury (SCI) specialists secured a £205,000 settlement for a client left with impaired bladder, bowel and sexual dysfunction after hospital delays in scanning and surgical treatment for cauda equina.

Aug 2023

MRI scan Boyes Turner’s medical negligence solicitors secured a £100,000 settlement for a 61-year-old man after an incorrectly reported MRI scan led to a six-week delay in surgical treatment for a spinal cyst. 

Jan 2023

 Boyes Turner’s medical negligence team have secured an admission from a hospital that negligent spinal surgery caused our client to suffer from cauda equina syndrome (CES). 

Feb 2022

 Boyes Turner’s CES claims specialists have secured an admission of negligence from an out-of-hours doctor who failed to examine a patient with emerging signs of cauda equina syndrome.
Claim settled after a delay in diagnosis of Ewings sarcoma tumour of the spine. We obtained a six figure sum in compensation for a 17 year old boy following a delay in diagnosis of a Ewings sarcoma tumour of the spine.
£45,000 compensation - Woman injured after slipping in nightclub. The accident meant that our client - a first aid trainer for Thames Valley Police - was unable to work for a period of time.
Boyes Turner’s personal injury lawyers recovered £40,000 in compensation for a man who suffered injuries to his arm and back in a lifting accident at work.
Boyes Turner’s injury team secured a settlement for a pedestrian client who was hit by the defendant’s vehicle as she crossed the road, with the traffic lights in her favour.
£220,000 in compensation - Negligent management of spinal surgery. Our client suffered damage to her spinal nerves, incontinence and paralysis of her legs following negligent management of her spinal surgery.

Mar 2020

 We have secured an admission of liability for a man who was rendered tetraplegic after falling from the chair where he was left to sleep after unnecessary spinal surgery.