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Personal Injury. The claimant, executrix of the deceased's estate, received £8,500 general damages, £11,800 for bereavement, following the defendant's admission of liability that his misdiagnosis and consequent failure to prescribe appropriate medication for her husband amounted to clinical negligence and led to the acceleration of symptoms associated with a pre-existing condition.
Personal Injury. The claimant, executrix of the deceased's estate, received £8,500 general damages, £11,800 for bereavement, following the defendant's admission of liability that his misdiagnosis and consequent failure to prescribe appropriate medication for her husband amounted to clinical negligence and led to the acceleration of symptoms associated with a pre-existing condition.
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