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Campaign to change Cervical Screening guidelines

The Sunderland Echo recently reported the death of a Wearside woman, age 25, as a result...

Testing methods miss aggressive prostate cancers

The Lancet has published the results of a trial into the use of advanced multi-parametric MRI...

LWR team to attend series of legal development seminars

Neil Heavisides[our-experts/neil-i-heavisides], Head of the Clinical Negligence Department[clinical-negligence] at Longden Walker & Renney (LWR), has announced...

Negligent suprapubic catheter insertion

A Suprapubic Catheter (tube) drains urine from the bladder. It is inserted into the bladder through...

Meet the Experts: Katy Jones

*Name: *Katy Jones *Job Role: *Solicitor *Area of Expertise: *Clinical Negligence *What made you first want to study law? Katy Jones.LWR * I...

Charity warns not to delay obtaining legal advice

Action Against Medical Accidents (AvMA) is a Charity that works in partnership with health professionals, the...

Meet the Experts: Monica Giles

*Name: *Monica Giles Photo of Monica Giles *Job Role: *Solicitor *Area of Expertise: *Clinical Negligence *What made you first want to...

Inspiring the next generation of lawyers

Longden Walker and Renney’s Connor Cartledge met with pupils of St Aidan's Catholic Academy, to discuss...

Londgens on firm growth, development & supporting charities

Managing Director David Nesbitt[/our-experts/david-nesbitt-llb-hons/] is delighted by the progress made by the team at Longden Walker...

Meet the Experts: John Lowther

*Name: *John Lowther Photo of John Lowther *Job Role: *Solicitor *Area of Expertise: *Clinical Negligence *What made you first want to...

Meet the Experts: Alixandra Cadden-Young

*Name: *Alixandra Cadden-Young Photo of Alixandra Cadden Young *Job Role: *Solicitor *Area of Expertise: *Clinical Negligence  *What made you first want...

Cancer patient given double the amount of radiation by inexperienced staff

A patient receiving treatment for a rare type of bone marrow cancer was mistakenly given twice...