Optician negligence - permanent deterioration of vision
Jonathan Herbert, specialist personal injury lawyer based at Thomson Snell & Passmore’s Tunbridge Wells and Dartford (Thames Gateway) offices, has secured £30,500 for a claimant who suffered permanent deterioration of vision in his right eye after optician fails to diagnose retinal detachment.
Compensation for delayed diagnosis of aneurysm
Oliver Chapman, specialist personal injury lawyer based at Thomson Snell & Passmore’s Tunbridge Wells and Dartford (Thames Gateway) offices has secured compensation for a claimant who developed double vision following the delayed diagnosis of an aneurysm.
Award for delayed diagnosis of retinal detachment
Oliver Chapman, specialist clinical negligence lawyer based at Thomson Snell & Passmore’s Tunbridge Wells and Dartford (Thames Gateway) Offices, has secured £9,000 for a claimant who suffered a less favourable outcome as a result of a delay in diagnosing a retinal detachment.
Compensation recovered for failure to diagnose diseased retina
This case study demonstrates the expertise of our Clinical Negligence team who recently recovered an undisclosed sum for a gentleman who suffered a complication after cataract surgery at Pembury Hospital.
A hospital's failure to diagnose retinal tears led to the loss of a patient's eye
This case study demonstrates the expertise of our Clinical Negligence team who successfully settled a case involving the loss of a patient's eye securing compensation totalling £136,500.00.
Complications following laser cataract surgery leave a patient with a permanently dilated pupil
This case study demonstrates the expertise of our Clinical Negligence team who recently secured compensation of £8,000 for a patient who has been left with a permanently dilated pupil (mydriasis) in one eye.
A patient loses her sight after suffering a conversion disorder
This case study demonstrates the expertise of our Clinical Negligence team who have successfully secured £100,000 for a partially sighted client who developed almost complete blindness as a result of a psychological reaction caused by the negligence of the hospital Trust.
Record damages awarded for blindness
This case study demonstrates the expertise of our Clinical Negligence team who recently recovered £2.25 million for a client blinded as a result of retinopathy of prematurity, a disease of the retina which can affect premature babies.
