Senior medical negligence solicitor Elizabeth Maliakal leads Hudgell Solicitors’ representation of families in relation to the ongoing investigation at Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge into the treatment of more than 700 children & adults by surgeon Kuldeep Stohr.  Listen to her update on the investigation and the adviceShe has information for anyone who received treatment from Ms Stohr and has concerns.

In this episode, Amy Rossall, a solicitor in our medical negligence department, explores the issue of deaths resulting from mental health negligence. She explains how an Article 2 inquest can provide much-needed answers to bereaved families, and how Prevention of Future Deaths reports can drive meaningful change to help stop such tragedies from happening again.

If you would like to speak to Amy or one of our other experts, please give us a call on 0808 231 6915.

Team Leader & Associate Solicitor Kerry Gillespie delves into fatal workplace accidents and inquests, sharing her expertise and insights on how families can seek justice, the most common fatal workplace accidents and the importance of legal representation.

Personal Injury lawyer Samantha Thompson shines a spotlight on workplace injury claims, particularly focusing on cases involving apprentices and young workers.

She provides essential insights on how inexperience and inadequate training can lead to accidents, and the steps that businesses should be putting in place to prevent them.

With a strong track record in advocating for the rights of injured workers, Samantha offers practical advice to help victims navigate the claim process and secure the compensation they deserve.

Senior Solicitor Mark Ellis delves into workplace accident compensation claims, sharing his expertise and insights on how to make a claim, the necessity of proving negligence, and the potential awards for serious injury cases. With years of experience handling catastrophic injury claims, Mark answers essential questions to guide listeners through the complexities of the process.

Medical negligence solicitor Caroline Murgatroyd leads Hudgell Solicitor’s representation of families in relation to the ongoing investigation at Great Ormond Street Hospital into the treatment of 721 children by surgeon Dr Yaser Jabbar.Six months have now passed since details of the investigation were revealed. Here, Miss Murgatroyd provides an update on the investigation, and what is known from the cases Hudgell Solicitors are instructed on.

A year ago the Post Office scandal was dramatised in the TV series 'Mr Bates vs The Post Office.

Hundreds more victims came forward and governments have pledged justice and compensation for those affected.

Solicitor Neil Hudgell, who has successfully represented hundreds of subpostmasters, explains how the various schemes are working.

The Horizon Shortfall Scheme compensates people affected but not convicted of a crime by the Post Office.

If you were one of more than 2,400 applicants, Hudgell Solicitors can help ensure you receive the damages you deserve. The scheme offers a minimum settlement of £75,000.

As solicitor Neil Hudgell explains, a review by our expert team can result in substantially increased compensation awards.

The Horizon Convictions Redress Scheme enables victims of the Post Office scandal to secure compensation.

We have registered claims and secured millions in payments on behalf of our clients whose convictions were quashed.

We can advise on whether to accept the £600,000 offer or whether to pursue higher damages.

As solicitor Neil Hudgell explains, our work can ensure awards are secured as quickly as possible - and you will keep 100% of the compensation.

Former subpostmasters who were suspended

The review can ensure full awards for loss of pay, cost of loans, legal and accountancy advice, and the sale of a property at reduced value.

Solicitor ⁠Neil Hudgell⁠, who represents victims of the ⁠Post Office Scandal⁠, says cases need to be submitted by March 2025 and legal advice is required to assess whether offers are fair and reasonable.