Client stories

We deliver clear, practical legal advice that results in the best outcome for our clients' business or personal situation.

The case studies available in this section represent a few of the ways in which we have helped our clients. Our approach is always practical, realistic and commercially based.

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SC Motor Factors Limited Accelerates Plans for Growth

29/04/2013

Thomson Snell & Passmore advised SC Motor Factors Limited in relation to a significant private equity investment from HgCapital.

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Compensation recovered for the oldest ever patient to sue to the NHS

06/12/2012

The clinical negligence team demonstrated their expertise when they recently recovered damages for the oldest ever patient to sue to the NHS; a lady who suffered a variety of complications following a failure by a hospital A&E department to assess her properly or to advise her residential home properly prior to discharging her back to her residential home with a fractured pubic ramus after a fall. There were also a number of other issues regarding subsequent treatment after she was eventually readmitted. The case settled for £35,000 plus legal costs.

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Doctor suffers injuries following medical equipment failure

31/10/2012

We have successfully negotiated a five figure settlement for a doctor who was injured during a knee arthroscopy procedure.

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Out of hours GP’s failure to refer patient to hospital leads to death

31/10/2012

We have recovered £14,000 for the widower of a patient who died after an out of hours GP failed to appreciate that her significant medical history and immunosuppressant medication left her vulnerable when fighting an infection.

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Medical negligence & kidney damage, renal damage and a kidney transplant

30/10/2012

By Graham Bell, Partner in Clinical Negligence.

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Thomson Snell & Passmore advise on sale of online tax news service to Wolters Kluwer

29/10/2012

Thomson Snell & Passmore advised Business Seminars International Limited (BSI) on the sale of its business to Wolters Kluwer, the leading provider of information, research and software tools in the global tax and accounting arena.

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Damages recovered for consequences of delay in diagnosis of treatment for post-operative bowel cancer anastomotic leak

21/08/2012

The clinical negligence team demonstrated their expertise when they recently recovered damages for a gentleman who became critically ill following a failure to diagnose a post-operative anastomotic leak. The case settled for an undisclosed award plus legal costs.

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Compensation for loss of wife following failure to diagnose and treat fractured ribs

21/08/2012

The clinical negligence team demonstrated their expertise when they recently recovered damages for the surviving husband of a lady who died after cardiac arrest following the development of a haemothorax due to fractured ribs. The case settled for an undisclosed award plus legal costs.

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Patient recovered £565,000 when hospital delayed diagnosis of a heart condition causing heart attack

14/08/2012

The clinical negligence team demonstrated their expertise when they recently recovered a substantial sum and a formal apology for a patient who suffered permanent damage to her heart as a result of a hospital’s failure to diagnose acute coronary syndrome and later myocardial infarction and provide treatment with anticoagulants.

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Compensation for failure to warn about risks of carpal tunnel surgery

14/08/2012

The clinical negligence team demonstrated their expertise when they recently recovered damages for a lady who suffered an adverse outcome after carpal tunnel surgery. The case settled for an undisclosed award plus legal costs.

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