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Whorlton Hall, a specialist, high dependency hospital for patients with special needs has recently been closed down and several of its workers have been arrested following allegations of serious abuse and neglect. Here Marina from our Personal Injury team looks at the case and what Care Homes can do to prevent incidents like this occurring.
We have a great weekend of sport to look forward to this weekend with both the Scottish Cup Final and Pro14 Rugby final. While football and rugby are both fantastic sports, in recent times they have had to deal with growing issues around how best to ensure the safety of competitors. With that in mind, the subject of our final blog is concussion in sport.
This week is Action for Brain Injury Week which is a weekâlong awareness event organised by the brain injury charity, Headway. Here Heather Calderwood takes a further look into the different types of brain injury including oxygen deprivation during child birth.
When a brain injury has happened as a result of an accident the right legal advice is crucial. The prospect of pursuing a claim can be daunting. Here Marina Harper highlights just some of the steps our specialist solicitors would navigate on your behalf to make a brain or head injury claim as part of Headway's Action For Brain Injury Week.
There are many different types of brain injuries. One of the most common is a traumatic brain injury, which is an injury to the brain caused by a trauma to the head. These frequently occur as a result of high velocity car accidents and accidents at work.