Bladder & Bowel UK are pleased to announce the formation of the Bladder & Bowel UK legal panel. The panel brings together five of the country’s most experienced legal companies working across medical negligence and serious injury with expertise in bladder and bowel issues: CL Medilaw, Clarke Wilmott, FBC Manby Bowdler, Irwin Mitchell and Slater & Gordon.

The panel has been formed in response to the need for expanded signposting as identified through the national Bladder & Bowel UK confidential helpline. An increase in clinical and complex enquiries has highlighted the need for trusted partners working around issues of clinical negligence, and the establishment of the panel incorporates legal advice into the comprehensive range of services signposted to by the organisation.

Issues of medical negligence and serious injury can be emotionally challenging, and potential claims need to be treated with sensitivity from the outset. The five members of the Bladder & Bowel UK panel are some of the most experienced and well-respected medical negligence specialists with proven track records, accredited to work in the field under the Clinical Negligence Accreditation Scheme, which requires members to maintain high levels of knowledge and competency in clinical negligence law.

In many cases, due to the nature of bladder and bowel issues, individuals may have not previously spoken about their condition, or understood it in relation to injury or negligence. By signposting to more information it is hoped that there will be greater transparency and fair access for people who are affected.

The panel presents an opportunity for individuals and their families to make the right choice for them at the post appropriate time; no personal information is ever shared from Bladder & Bowel UK.

Visit the legal panel web page here.

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Bladder & Bowel UK offer support for bladder and bowel health for everyone. They offer confidential advice from specialist nurses and product experts, and information on preventing and dealing with bladder and bowel issues can be found online at www.bbuk.org.uk.

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