Medical law specialism recognised by Legal Aid Agency

by Steve Everett - 8, January, 20167, January, 20160

The medical law team at Langleys Solicitors has been recognised for its specialism in dealing with cerebral palsy claims. It has retained its legal aid franchise, awarded by the Legal Aid Agency. While Legal Aid has been limited dramatically over the past few years, it is still possible to apply for a

Lawyer issues head injury warning ahead of Rugby World Cup

by Steve Everett - 16, September, 201515, September, 20150

As final preparations are made for the Rugby World Cup, one of the region’s leading medical law solicitors is calling for better education about head injuries. Sally-Ann Robinson, who specialises in medical negligence at Langleys Solicitors, which has offices in York and Lincoln, said that training to recognise the signs of

Langleys appoints new nurse advisor

by Steve Everett - 17, October, 201416, October, 20140

Langleys Solicitors has appointed Miranda Isaac as an in-house medical advisor in its medical law team. Miranda has more than 32 years’ experience in various aspects of nursing and medical knowledge. Sally-Ann Robinson, partner and head of the medical law team at Langleys, said: “Medical negligence cases are distressing and we know

York law firm advises lead client in national patient safety case

by Steve Everett - 19, March, 201418, March, 20140

A York law firm is providing advice and expertise in a national case involving allegations of patient neglect at a Welsh health board. Langleys Solicitors is acting for the lead client, Gareth Williams, in the call for a public inquiry after his mother Lilian died in 2012 at the Princess of

York lawyer achieves reaccreditation honour

by Steve Everett - 30, July, 201328, July, 20130

A York solicitor has cemented her clinical negligence credentials with reaccreditation to the Action against Medical Accidents (AvMA) Clinical Negligence Panel. Sally-Ann Robinson, a partner at Langleys Solicitors, specialises in brain injury and claims involving children. The reaccreditation means her membership of the AvMA panel is renewed for a further five years.