Client Stories
Posted By admin - 23 July 2012
Moosa- Duke Solicitors have successfully concluded a claim for medical negligence against University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust for a negligently performed laparoscopic cholecystectomy Our client was experiencing severe stomach pains. Investigations confirmed the presence of gallstones and, our client was therefore advised that he would need key hole surgery. After a lengthy delay, our client was eventually seen by a Consultant…
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Posted By admin - 18 July 2012
Moosa- Duke Solicitors have this week secured compensation for a client who suffered as a result of medical negligence against a Manchester Hospital. Our client suffered severe burns after undergoing a routine Hysterectomy operation. The operation itself went well however during the recovery period our client was burnt severely after a heat pack was applied to the operation site without checking the…
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Posted By admin - 28 June 2012
Moosa – Duke Solicitors have this week secured compensation for a client in a claim for medical negligence against a hospital in Leicestershire. There was a delay in diagnosing our client, who was 39 years of age at the time of the incident. She suffered from a disc prolapse and the delay in diagnosing this resulted in her suffering what is known…
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Posted By admin - 17 April 2012
Earlier this month, Moosa – Duke Solicitors successfully concluded a claim for medical negligence against The University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust resulting in the NHSLA paying out compensation. Our client had attended hospital and had been informed that an emergency operation was required as there were concerns about a potential ectopic pregnancy. She was therefore admitted for a laparoscopic salpingectomy (key…
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Posted By admin - 24 February 2012
Moosa – Duke Solicitors have this week secured compensation for a client in a claim for medical negligence against a hospital in Leicestershire. Our client received treatment at the hospital which required the insertion of a cannula into his arm; he was subsequently discharged but became very poorly which led to his re-admission into hospital. He was diagnosed with an infection (MRSA)…
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