Many people wait too long to seek legal advice after a cancer misdiagnosis. Learn why early advice matters and how Nash & Co Solicitors can help.

Discover what financial support is available for families after a cancer misdiagnosis, including compensation, benefits and advice from Nash & Co Solicitors.

Learn how to plan for ongoing treatment and rehabilitation costs after cancer misdiagnosis, with guidance from our expert Medical Negligence solicitors.

Learn what compensation covers after a cancer misdiagnosis, including care costs, lost income and treatment support.

Discover how long cancer misdiagnosis claims take, what can affect their timelines, and how our experienced solicitors guide clients through every step of the process.

Learn what evidence is needed to prove what went wrong in a cancer misdiagnosis claim with specialist medical negligence solicitors.

Learn the step-by-step process of making a cancer misdiagnosis claim with Nash & Co Solicitors in Plymouth, Devon and Cornwall.

If your GP or consultant won’t explain what went wrong, learn how to get answers and how Nash & Co Solicitors can help you find clarity.

Learn how to cope after discovering your cancer diagnosis was missed for months, and how Nash & Co Solicitors can help you move forward.

If your cancer symptoms were dismissed or misdiagnosed, find out how Nash & Co Solicitors can help you make a claim and get the answers you deserve.

If your cancer should have been diagnosed earlier, learn your legal rights and how Nash & Co Solicitors can help you make a claim for fair compensation.

Find out what cancer misdiagnosis means, why it happens, and how to claim compensation with expert legal support from Nash & Co Solicitors.

In late January 2026, an independent review was published into the treatment of children by an orthopaedic surgeon at Great Ormond Street Hospital. The review found that 94 children were harmed during care provided by the surgeon between 2017 and 2022, out of a total of nearly 800 patients examined.

How do NHS trusts in Cornwall, Devon, Plymouth and Torbay rank? Explore league tables on waiting times, A&E care, cancer treatment and ambulance services.

When someone you love goes into hospital, you trust that they’ll be looked after. You hope for kind, skilled care, thoughtful decisions, and the best possible outcome. That’s why the results of a new national report have raised such strong feelings, particularly here in Plymouth.

The NHS has announced a new initiative that will be rolled out across maternity services in England later this year. The aim is to reduce the number of babies who suffer brain injuries during childbirth. Known as the Avoiding Brain Injury in Childbirth (ABC) programme, it focuses on improving how maternity teams recognise and respond to emergencies during labour and delivery.

Timely and effective medical care in Accident & Emergency departments is critical, particularly when it comes to making a significant difference in patient outcomes. However, due to the high-pressure environment and the increasing challenges experienced by the NHS, negligence can occur, leading to serious consequences for patients.

As a parent, seeing your child suffer due to medical negligence in A&E can be very distressing. If your child has been affected by negligent care in hospital, you may have the right to make a claim on their behalf.

Losing a loved one to cancer is a truly awful experience. It can be made even more difficult in the event that there was a delay in diagnosis or treatment that contributed to their death. In such cases, you may have the right to make a legal claim on their behalf.

Unfortunately, delays in cancer diagnosis and treatment is becoming increasingly common and can significantly impact a patient's health and prognosis. There are several common factors that, in some cases, can contribute towards these delays.