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Client story: Escalating domestic violence resulting in murder – negligence claim against NSW Police
The chilling story of a woman who was let down when she sought Police protection from her violent ex-husband. Lily met Richard when she was 18. They later married and had 4 children together. Throughout their marriage of 25 years…
Workplace bullying leads to psychological / psychiatric injury
Associate solicitor Amanda Robinson acted on behalf of a client who was subjected to workplace bullying and unrealistic expectations resulting in a deterioration of her health and psychological / psychiatric injury. Our client has kindly allowed us to share her…
Fatality From Prescription Medicine Overdose – John’s story
Senior Associate Jane Bulter acted on behalf of the husband whose wife passed away after an overdose of prescription medicine. We are happy to report that our client’s case settled favourably. Our client has kindly allowed us to share his…
Perforation of urethra during insertion of a urinary catheter: Mick’s story
Mick was 64 years of age when he was diagnosed with a calcification in the lower lobe of his left kidney (kidney stone). This occurred after a presentation to the emergency department of the local tertiary hospital. Mick was referred…
Bladder and prostate cancer – surgical mishap and post-operative failure to diagnose infection: Greg’s story
Greg was 68 years of age at the time that he had his radical cystoprostatectomy (operation to remove the bladder, prostate and associated pelvic tissue). He had spinal surgery in 2015. Preoperative urine and blood tests threw up a suspicion…
Bowel cancer, failure to diagnose anastomotic leak: George’s story
George was a 73-year-old man who had a history of diverticular disease (abnormality of the wall of the bowel). He was referred by his GP to a general surgeon/colorectal surgeon for a routine colonoscopy. During the colonoscopy a sample of…
Former spouse’s claim for family provision after 40 years of separation – Barbara’s story
Our client Barbara was in a de facto relationship with James in the 1970’s. Whilst the relationship was short, they had a child together who needed the support, financial and otherwise of both parents throughout her childhood years. Unfortunately, James…
Elderly man dies in care of NSW Ambulance paramedics during fourth attendance: John’s story
John was 73 years old, suffered from diabetes and about a month prior to his death had been discharged from hospital following a bout of pneumonia. John was an amputee and required a wheel chair or scooter to mobilise. In…
Professional misconduct: Sarah’s story
When a Doctor takes advantage of a vulnerable patient: professional misconduct Sarah immigrated to Australia after meeting and quickly marrying her husband overseas. The newlywed couple moved frequently due to her husband’s work. Sarah found it difficult to make friends and…
Slip and fall injuries – Jenny’s story
Many of you will remember the torrential rainfall and ‘cyclonic’ winds which lashed Newcastle and the Hunter in April 2015. There were power outages, spot flooding, trees down and much damage to property throughout the region. During this period some…
Mr J’s Motor vehicle accident claim
Mr J contacted The Law Office of Conrad Curry, whilst in hospital, wanting to know if he could make a motor vehicle accident claim against the driver of the large vehicle.
Vasectomy and reproductive negligence: Tony’s story
Male sterilisation: Vasectomy Vasectomy is a surgical procedure for male sterilisation or permanent contraception in which the vas deferens are cut and tied or sealed so as to prevent sperm entering into the urethra and thereby preventing fertilisation through sexual intercourse.…
Tubal ligation – reproductive negligence: Erin’s story
Tubal Ligation is a permanent form of contraception and is intended to be non-reversible in which the fallopian tubes are blocked or occluded with the placement of clips. It can be conducted by laparoscopy (keyhole surgery) or laparotomy (in which…
Deprivation of pregnancy and reproductive negligence: Stacey & Michael’s story
When they married, Michael and Stacey planned to have two children and hoped very much that they would have one of each. Unfortunately, Stacey suffered from endometriosis which meant that she suffered a great deal of pain during sexual intercourse.…
Ectopic pregnancy and medical negligence: Mary’s story
Mary and her husband were trying for their second child. Mary started to suffer some abdominal pain and bleeding. She conducted a home pregnancy test which proved positive and presented to her G.P. The G.P. organised antenatal investigations including B…
Methotrexate and medical negligence: Julie’s story
Julie and her husband were only recently married when she fell pregnant. Unfortunately in the case of her first pregnancy, delayed diagnosis of ectopic pregnancy meant that she lost one of her fallopian tubes. She fell pregnant again and given…
Coronary artery disease and medical negligence: Louise’s story
Louise had been treated for coronary artery disease over many years. She was recommended by her gynaecologist that she undergo a non-essential gynaecological procedure. Undecided, she sought the advice of her cardiologist who approved the withdrawal of her anti-platelet/anti-clotting medication so that…
Acute Coronary Syndrome and medical negligence: Bill’s story
A family night out was disrupted when Bill suffered shoulder and arm pain. He went to the Emergency Department (ED) of the major tertiary hospital in town. Bill was designated as potentially an Acute Coronary Syndrome (ACS) patient and transferred to the coronary ward.…
Myocardial infarction and medical negligence: Jane’s story
Jane had a history of coronary artery disease and a prior Myocardial Infarction ‘MI’ which had involved having a stent (a small mesh tube that’s used to treat narrow or weak arteries) placed in her left anterior descending artery (LAD). Her anti-platelet/anti-clotting medications…
Pre-eclampsia and medical negligence: Corinna’s story
Pre-eclampsia is an illness categorised by high blood pressure and protein in the urine, and can cause headaches, pitting oedema, visual disturbances, upper abdominal pain, organ failure and in severe cases even be fatal to the mother and unborn baby. According…
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