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Introducing ‘Martha’s Rule’ – a Step in the Right Direction for Patient Safety.
As of April 2024, hospitals throughout England will be offered funding in order to implement ‘Martha’s Rule’ which ...
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Profile / Experience
Kelly studied at the University of Wolverhampton gaining her LLB in 2019 and LPC in 2020, and completed the Master of Laws in 2021.
Kelly joined Lanyon Bowdler in March 2021 and has gained extensive experience, including her first seat, in the Family Department focusing on all aspects of family law. Kelly’s second seat of her training contract was in the Private Client Department where she assisted solicitors with their matters dealing with wills, estates and probate matters. Kelly is now in her third seat with the Clinical Negligence Team.
Outside of work, Kelly enjoys spending time with her family and friends, also exploring new places for walks/hikes. Originally from Wolverhampton she is taking full advantage of being in Shropshire which is closer to more rural areas of the country.
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Being a Trainee in the Private Client Department
Lanyon Bowdler offer four to six training contracts each year and welcome candidates from all avenues, whether they...
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Trust Your Gut – Bowel Cancer Awareness Month 2024
April is Bowel Cancer Awareness Month, and is a great opportunity to raise awareness of the warning signs of bowel ...
Lanyon Bowdler in the Media
Inspirational Brain Injury Conference a Major Success
An event in Shrewsbury to celebrate inspirational people who battled back from life-changing brain injuries has been dec...
Podcast
A Voice for Hidden Disabilities – Lucy Small and Special Guest Anna Redding
Anna was starved of oxygen at birth, and in this episode she chats with clinical negligence solicitor, Lucy Small about ...
Podcast
Costs in Clinical Negligence Claims – Alicia Johns and Emma Farrington
Lanyon Bowdler will continue to help those affected by medical negligence seek justice....
Podcast
Hydrotherapy at Home: Damages, Evidence & A Stag Do In Budapest! – Sophie Bridges and Martin Hood
Solicitors Sophie Bridges and Martin Hood talk about hydrotherapy for patients with spinal cord, brain or orthopaedic in...
Podcast
Maternity: Call for a Four-Nation Inquiry – Laura Weir and Kayleigh Griffiths MBE
During this episode Laura Weir is joined by Kayleigh Griffiths to discuss the need for safer maternity care in the UK....
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Beware the Risks of Associate Physicians in the NHS
While the majority of healthcare professionals in the NHS are highly skilled and dedicated, there is growing concer...
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Interim Payments of Damages
One of the features of clinical negligence cases is the almost unavoidable amount of time they take to resolve, ver...
Case Study
Multi Million Pound Settlement following Avoidable Birth Injury
In August 2020 Lanyon Bowdler obtained a lump sum in damages and periodical payments for life to cover care and case man...
Case Study
Misdiagnosis of Breast Cancer
In June 2001, the claimant (C), on the advice of a practice nurse, consulted the defendant GP (D) about her left breast....
Case Study
Meningitis Case – £4m Awarded
The failed diagnosis led the claimant to suffer severe and irreversible brain damage leaving him with the mental age of ...
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Is My Will Watertight?
The short answer is no. However, there are a range of options available in order to mitigate the risk of family mem...
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