Our settled cases

Judgment secured against Leeds General Infirmary following traumatic birth injury
In April 2010 specialist cerebral palsy solicitor Adrian Desmond from Reading based law firm Boyes Turner secured Judgment against Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust for damages to be assessed in favour of a 5-year old child who suffered suffered a left-sided hemiplegia at his birth in 2004.
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Adrian Desmond secures Judgment against hospital in dystonic cerebral palsy case
Specialist cerebral palsy lawyer Adrian Desmond acted for a boy whose dystonic cerebral palsy was caused by negligence of the doctors and midwives before his delivery.
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Judgment secured against Northwick Park Hospital for profoundly and permanently injured child
On 13 January 2010, specialist cerebral palsy lawyer Adrian Desmond from Boyes Turner secured judgment against Northwick Park Hospital in North West London for damages to be assessed in favour of a 5 year old girl who was delivered at the hospital in 2004.
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£1.5 million awarded to 24 year old woman who was born with spina bifida and hydrocephalus and severe cerebral palsy
Boyes Turner's medical negligence lawyers helped a 24 year old woman win £1.5 million in compensation for mistakes made at the time of her delivery.
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£4.89 million in compensation for baby's cerebral palsy caused by hospital staff negligence
Cerebral palsy expert Adrian Desmond from Boyes Turner recovered £4.89 million in compensation for the family of a baby whose cerebral palsy was caused by hospital staff negligence.
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Obstetric negligence compensation claim following stillbirth
Boyes Turner's cerebral palsy lawyers acted for a mother who's labour was hopelessly mismanaged leading to the death of her son before he was born due to starvation of oxygen.
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Obstetric and neonatal negligence compensation claim for infant's cerebral palsy
More than £3 million awarded in compensation for birth injury cerebral palsy caused by obstetric and neonatal negligence.
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Medical negligence claim for family of baby with Erb's palsy
Boyes Turner's cerebral palsy lawyers recovered compensation for the parents of a baby who suffered a severe right brachial plexus palsy and dislocation of his right shoulder at the time of his delivery at an NHS hospital in 1990.
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Oxford hospital negligence cerebral palsy compensation claim
Baby born profoundly brain damaged due to negligent medical staff.
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Birth injury medical negligence claim against Frimley Park Hospital
Baby was delivered in June 2003 at Frimley Park Hospital and suffered catastrophic brain injury at the time of his delivery causing quadriplegic cerebral palsy and severe intellectual impairment.
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Death of new born from medical negligence
Negligent care at Frimley Park Hospital leading to brain injured baby.
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Medical negligence in managing infection leading to cerebral palsy
Obstetric and neonatal team failed to respond to signs of infection after delivering a baby boy.
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Erb's Palsy caused by delivery staff negligence
Boyes Turner's specialist medical negligence lawyers made a compensation claim on behalf of a baby whose Erb's Palsy birth injuries were caused by delivery staff negligence at the Royal Berkshire Hospital in 2003.
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Dyskinetic cerebral palsy compensation claim by medical negligence cerebral palsy lawyers
Dyskinetic cerebral palsy compensation claim.
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Medical negligence by Ministry of Defence causing mild dystonic cerebral palsy
Complex cerebral palsy claim on behalf of a child who has mild dystonic cerebral palsy.
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Birth injury claim
Complex child birth injury claim.
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Spastic quadriplegic cerebral palsy - brain injury at birth resulting from medical negligence
Hypoxic brain injury at birth.
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Dystonic tetraplegic cerebral palsy compensation claim
Dystonic tetraplegic cerebral palsy claim
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Birth injury claim for dystonic cerebral palsy
Dystonic cerebral palsy compensation claim
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Medical negligence causing athetoid cerebral palsy
Child has athetoid cerebral palsy caused by complications during the child's birth at an NHS hospital.
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