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Jodi Newton

Insulin overdose in hospitals due to limited staff...

A century ago, insulin was first used to treat a 14-year-old boy dying of type 1 diabetes. A hundred years later,...

Elline Demetriou

GP negligence leads to fatality Osbornes acted for a Claimant who brought proceedings on behalf of the estate of her...

Jodi Newton

The NHS recently recorded their waiting list to be at 6.5 million, a record high. Much of this backlog is due...

Isabelle James

The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA) has proposed changes to the law surrounding gamete donor anonymity in the UK....

William Ford

Our solicitors at Osbornes Law successfully assisted a client in resolving a severe disrepair claim involving water leaks, damp, and...

Shilpa Mathuradas

A right to light is one of the few property rights that can stop a building going up, or bring...

Shilpa Mathuradas

Rent to rent is a heavily marketed property strategy in the UK. An owner hands the whole property to a...

Laura Swaine

Injured London Cyclist Claims Compensation Cycling accident lawyer, Laura Swaine, recently settled a claim for an injured cyclist who sustained...

Nicholas Leahy

Significant settlement in uterine rupture claim The birth injury solicitors at Osbornes Law recently secured a significant settlement for a...

Edward Taylor

Judgment was handed down on 04 May 2022 in the Court of Appeal in an important case regarding the main housing duty....