Ms Mehmooda Duke of Moosa-Duke Solicitors, in De Montfort Street, who represented Tina, said: “This was a tragic case where a very sick young lady who was unable to speak for herself received a dreadful standard of care”. A spokesperson from Leicester’s Hospitals said: “It is clear that some […]
Read MoreThe Mid Staffordshire NHS Trust has been in the news again this week following calls for the management of its two hospitals, Cannock Chase & Stafford, to be put into the hands of ‘other local providers’. Today, Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt has given the move his backing and said that […]
Read MoreIf you have been out and about in Leicester over the last couple of months then you might have noticed our advert winding around the city on the back of a local bus. This is the first time we have taken to the road with the Moosa-Duke message and we […]
Read MoreAt Moosa-Duke Solicitors we are delighted to have been listed in the 2014 edition of Chambers and Partners, the UK’s leading directory for legal services. Chambers and Partners is a ‘guide to the world’s best lawyers’ and since 1990 has been rating law firms and individual practitioners across 70 counties […]
Read MoreOn 29 November 2013, Moosa-Duke Solicitors joined Leicestershire Law Society in supporting Leicester Charity Link with the Foodbank and Christmas Gift Collection. Leicester Charity Link started a food bank pilot at the beginning of June 2013 in response to the growing demands for food. To ensure that they had sufficient food stocks […]
Read MoreA new law intended to avoid a repeat of the Mid Staffordshire hospital scandal will mean doctors, nurses and managers may face up to five years in prison if they are found guilty of wilfully neglecting patients or mistreating them. The health secretary Jeremy Hunt will announce next week the […]
Read MoreColchester Hospital in Essex has now been placed under special measures after it has surfaced that the records of over 6,000 cancer patients were falsified. The records were apparently edited to meet national cancer treatment targets, specifically that a patient must wait no longer than 62 days between GP referral […]
Read MoreThe Accident and Emergency Care System in England is made up of 140 A&E units which is currently experiencing intense, growing and unsustainable pressure. NHS England wants to improve this system so patients get safe and effective care whenever they need it. Sir Bruce Keogh, NHS England’s medical director is of the view that our A&E service […]
Read MoreThe NHS could be facing its toughest winter ever. GP surgeries, social care services and NHS walk-in centres must open for longer to take pressure off casualty wards, leading emergency doctors have urged. Dr Cliff Mann, the College of Emergency Medicine’s president, said: “There’s clear evidence from America and from the UK […]
Read MoreQuality Health has undertaken a repeat of the 2010 and 2012 National Cancer Patient Experience Surveys, on behalf of the Department of Health and NHS England. The survey covered all 155 acute hospital NHS Trusts providing cancer services, accounting for every Trust that provides adult cancer care in England. The […]
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