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Opening up about mental health issues – How the Beckham’s documentary is helping
Posted on October 30th 2023
How to help when mental health deteriorates: Mental health does not discriminate, and anybody can be affected by anxieties and mental illnesses, and it is important for each of us to understand these issues. October is World Mental Health Month and provides an opportunity to...
Keep readingLegal 500 Recognition for Oliver & Co for Second Year
Posted on October 9th 2023
The Clinical Negligence, Personal Injury and Industrial Disease Departments at Oliver & Co have been recognised and included in the Legal 500 Directory for the second year in a row. The Legal 500 is a directory which highlights the practice area of teams who provide...
Keep readingOliver & Co Hosts Free Clinical Negligence Drop-in Clinic
Posted on September 11th 2023
Drop in to see a member of the medical negligence team for some free, tailored legal advice in a relaxed yet confidential environment. What it is: Free Medical Negligence Advice Drop-In Clinic Where it is: Tŷ Pawb Learning Studio, Market Street, Wrexham, LL13 8BY When...
Keep readingHelping Our Clients Recover Over £8 Million in Compensation
Posted on August 9th 2023
Here at Oliver & Co, our specialist Personal Injury Solicitors have years of experience and knowledge, providing legal advice to clients nationwide. We are a Legal 500 ranked law firm of solicitors and pride ourselves in gaining the compensation our clients deserve whilst taking the...
Keep reading#MensHealthWeek – Avoidable Suicide
Posted on June 12th 2023
Avoidable suicide: In the UK one of the largest causes of death for men under 50 is suicide, with men representing three quarters of UK suicides. With a number of external factors being linked to suicidal behaviours the issues surrounding suicide amongst men are highly...
Keep reading#MensHealthWeek – Gynaecomastia
Posted on June 12th 2023
Gynaecomastia: Commonly caused by a hormonal imbalance, gynaecomastia causes men’s breasts to swell and become larger than normal. The condition commonly occurs in teenage boys and older men, with the only treatment options being medication to adjust the hormone imbalance or surgery to remove the...
Keep reading#MensHealthWeek – Scaphoid Fractures
Posted on June 12th 2023
Scaphoid fractures: A scaphoid is a small bone in your wrist. The scaphoid is commonly broken as a sports injury, for example playing football or boxing, or landing on your wrist or hand when falling. Due to the bone being small, a fracture can often...
Keep reading#MensHealthWeek – Prostate Cancer
Posted on June 12th 2023
Prostate cancer: Prostate cancer is the most common form of cancer in men, with over 40,000 new cases in the United Kingdom diagnosed every year. A diagnosis may be delayed for a number of reasons, including interpreting test results incorrectly or not accurately enough, or...
Keep reading#MensHealthWeek – Testicular Torsion
Posted on June 12th 2023
Testicular Torsion: Testicular torsion occurs when the testicle twists on the spermatic cord, which suddenly cuts off the blood supply to the testicle. If testicular torsion is identified appropriately and surgery is undertaken quickly enough, it is possible to save the affected testicle. However, if...
Keep readingWhen Spinal Cord Injury or Associated Conditions are Caused by Negligent Medical Treatment
Posted on May 10th 2023
Every four hours someone is paralysed by a spinal cord injury in the UK. Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Day is observed annually on May 14th to raise the profile of people with spinal cord injuries in the UK and educate the public on its impact,...
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