Case Studies

In this case we represented a mother. The youngest child had sustained unexplained markings.  It was initially considered that these marks were bruises and that

In this case we represented the father.  The child had sustained subdural and retinal haemorrhages.  It was considered by the hospital that these injuries were

In this case, we represented a father.  Mother and father were accused of shaking their young baby.  The baby had also sustained fractures and bruising

In this case we represented a mother who had been accused of causing subdural and retinal haemorrhages to her son.  The family claimed that the

In this case we represented the mother.  Her very young baby, who had suffered with a number of conditions since birth, was presented to hospital

In this case, we represented a father who had previously had findings of non-accidental injury made against him.  The mother sought to re-open the findings

In this case we represented a mother.  The mother was found in initial care proceedings to have non-accidentally caused bruising to her son alongside that

In this case we represent the father.  They had 2 children.  The youngest child had sustained a fracture to her leg and bruises.  Parents denied

In this case we represented the mother.  One of the children had sustained subdural and retinal haemorrhages, fractures and bruising.  It was considered that the

In this case we represented a father whose son had sustained head injuries and ophthalmological injuries.  The case was considered in the High Court.  The