Find out when delayed smear results become medical negligence and how Nash & Co Solicitors can help you claim compensation confidently.

Learn how cervical cancer screening errors occur, why they matter, and how Nash & Co Solicitors can support you if you’ve experienced cervical cancer misdiagnosis.

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.

The Employment Rights Bill is making its way through Parliament and is now in the stage where the House of Lords and the House of Commons exchange amendments. Although this process resembles a polite dispute held over very long lunches, the direction of travel is now much clearer. For employers, particularly SMEs, the Bill represents the biggest shift in workplace law since the 1990s.

Every year, thousands of entrepreneurs take the leap; from first-time founders with a single concept to experienced business owners looking to scale.

While creativity and energy drive a new venture forward, the legal foundations underneath it are what protect the business when things become more complex.

Resolution’s Good Divorce Week focuses on helping separating couples to avoid unnecessary conflict and find constructive solutions without relying on the already overstretched family court system.

At Nash & Co Solicitors, our family law solicitors see first-hand how difficult separation can be. That’s why we fully support Resolution’s message that there is a better way to divorce.

The McClure Solicitors collapse left thousands of clients facing uncertainty. Discover what went wrong, the impact on asset protection trusts and what to watch out for when planning your estate. Get informed advice from Nash & Co.

The Employment Rights Bill is expected to pass into law in autumn 2025 and represents the most ambitious overhaul of UK workplace law since the 1990s. How will it affect employers and employees?