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When an Undiagnosed Heart Condition Leads to a Stroke Many people think of a stroke as a condition affecting the brain, ...
07/08/2026

When an Undiagnosed Heart Condition Leads to a Stroke

Many people think of a stroke as a condition affecting the brain, but in some cases the underlying cause begins in the heart.

Conditions such as atrial fibrillation (AF) can increase the risk of blood clots, which may travel to the brain and cause a stroke.

Our latest article explores the heart conditions linked to stroke, the warning signs that should not be ignored, and when a delayed diagnosis could amount to medical negligence.

Read the full article on our website, link in below. 👇

https://bit.ly/4wcL6IV

We are extremely proud to have joined the PEEPS HIE Panel of Solicitors and to support the incredible work PEEPS does fo...
04/08/2026

We are extremely proud to have joined the PEEPS HIE Panel of Solicitors and to support the incredible work PEEPS does for families affected by Hypoxic Ischaemic Encephalopathy (HIE).

Families navigating an HIE diagnosis need trusted support, compassionate guidance and access to specialist expertise. We are honoured to work alongside PEEPS and look forward to supporting the families they help.

Thank you to the PEEPS team for the invaluable work you do.

At some point, many of us will need legal advice. Whether it’s about buying or selling a home, employment issues, medical negligence, deputyship, wills, family matters or relationships, it’s important to find advice you can trust.

Knowing where to start can feel overwhelming, particularly at an already difficult time. We want to make that process a little easier.

Peeps launched its Legal Panel in August 2023 to help families identify reputable organisations and make informed decisions when seeking legal advice. This year we are welcoming Tozers to the panel.

Every organisation on our Legal Panel has completed our due diligence process and offers a free, confidential initial consultation. They are not the only organisations able to provide legal advice, nor are families under any obligation to use them, but they may offer a helpful starting point.

We also have a private Facebook group where families can discuss legal matters, ask questions and share experiences in a supportive peer community. If you would like more information about joining, please get in touch.

Our relationship with Legal Panel members:

We believe it’s important to be transparent. The organisations on our Legal Panel make a financial contribution to support Peeps’ charitable work, helping us fund our core services for families affected by H.I.E.

This financial support does not influence the advice they provide or any decisions you make. Any contact you have with a panel member is entirely confidential. Peeps does not receive referral fees, does not share your personal information with panel members, and panel members do not have access to your details unless you choose to contact them directly.

15/07/2026

As part of Group B Strep Awareness Week, we're sharing the story of one family we were privileged to support after delays in the diagnosis and treatment of a Group B Strep (GBS) infection resulted in a young child suffering life-changing injuries.

Our Medical Negligence team helped the family investigate what had happened and secure the compensation needed to provide lifelong care and support. While no legal claim can undo the harm caused, it can help families access the specialist care, therapies and resources their child will need in the years ahead.

Following a successful settlement, J's family have already been able to put vital support in place, enabling them to focus on what matters most – J's wellbeing and development.

Read J's story and learn more about how the claim has helped his family 👇
https://bit.ly/44O4ssu

Group B Strep Support (GBSS)

We're proud to support Group B Strep Awareness Week (8–14 July). Group B Strep (GBS) is a common bacterium that is usual...
11/07/2026

We're proud to support Group B Strep Awareness Week (8–14 July).

Group B Strep (GBS) is a common bacterium that is usually harmless, but in rare cases can cause serious infection in newborn babies. Most early-onset GBS infections are preventable with the right information, testing and treatment during labour, while recognising the signs of late-onset infection is crucial for ensuring babies receive prompt care.

This short video from Group B Strep Support (GBSS) explains what every new and expectant parent should know, and highlights the charity's work to raise awareness, support families and improve maternity care.

Together, we can help ensure every baby has the safest possible start in life.

Watch the video here 👇
https://bit.ly/4paAMit

We were so delighted to support Luna’s Fund as part of their Big Give campaign recently.We're proud to support the fanta...
08/07/2026

We were so delighted to support Luna’s Fund as part of their Big Give campaign recently.

We're proud to support the fantastic work they are doing and the difference they are making for so many families. We wish Aimee and the team every success as they continue to grow, and we look forward to following everything they achieve in the years ahead.

💜🤍 Thank you, Tozers! 🤍💜

A huge thank you to Tozers Medical Negligence for their incredibly generous £1,000 donation during our Big Give Small Charities Week campaign.

Thanks to the Big Give’s matched funding, supported by the Postcode Lottery UK, Tozers amazing donation was doubled to an incredible £2,000! 🥹

Support like this makes such a meaningful difference. Every donation helps us reach more bereaved families, ensuring they don’t have to face the journey of baby loss alone.

Because of Tozers’ generosity, even more families across Devon will be able to access our specialist baby loss support as we expand our services into Exeter and North Devon later this year! 🙏🏽

A special thank you to our Trustee, Helena, for putting Luna’s Fund forward for this incredible opportunity, and to everyone at Tozers for believing in our mission. Your kindness will help us bring comfort, compassion, and hope to families during some of the darkest moments of their lives.

Your support will have a lasting impact on so many families, and we are so grateful. 💜

We're proud to support Group B Strep Awareness Week (8–14 July). Did you know that 1 in 4 pregnant women carry Group B S...
08/07/2026

We're proud to support Group B Strep Awareness Week (8–14 July).

Did you know that 1 in 4 pregnant women carry Group B Strep, usually without any symptoms?

While most babies remain healthy, GBS can sometimes cause a serious infection in newborns. Many early-onset infections can be prevented with timely awareness, testing and treatment.

As one of Group B Strep Support (GBSS) longest-serving legal partners, we're proud to help raise awareness by sharing information about the symptoms, risks and when to seek urgent medical help.

Read our latest article 👇
https://www.tozers.co.uk/insight/articles/group-b-strep-in-pregnancy-symptoms-risks-and-when-to-seek-help/

The Importance of Recognising Blood Clot Risks During PregnancyA heart-breaking case highlighted in a recent BBC article...
19/06/2026

The Importance of Recognising Blood Clot Risks During Pregnancy

A heart-breaking case highlighted in a recent BBC article reminds us how critical it is to recognise and act on blood clot risks during pregnancy.

Charlene Wakley’s death, alongside her unborn baby, is a tragic example of what can happen when warning signs are missed or not fully responded to.

By learning from cases like this, we can help ensure safer outcomes and prevent avoidable harm in the future.

Read the full insight from Associate & Chartered Legal Executive Litigator, Helena Campbell, below: 👇
https://bit.ly/4w015u5

Wrapping up  .Stigma around diabetes isn’t always obvious, but it’s real. From common myths to everyday judgement, it ca...
12/06/2026

Wrapping up .

Stigma around diabetes isn’t always obvious, but it’s real. From common myths to everyday judgement, it can affect how people feel, manage their condition, and live their lives.

In this episode from Diabetes UK, Jim and Nicki share their personal experiences of living with type 1 and type 2 diabetes, and the stigma they’ve faced along the way - openly, honestly, and in their own words.

Take a listen and join the conversation: 👇
https://bit.ly/4eeYh6x

Stigma can take many forms – from myths and misconceptions about diabetes to negative behaviour towards those living with the condition, and it can have a serious impact on people’s overall health and wellbeing. In this episode, Jack Woodfield from our content and news team is joined by Jim Cros...

This  , we're highlighting the theme "Strike Out Stigma." This is a reminder that living with diabetes isn’t just about ...
10/06/2026

This , we're highlighting the theme "Strike Out Stigma."

This is a reminder that living with diabetes isn’t just about managing a medical condition - it’s also about navigating misunderstanding, prejudice, and harmful assumptions.

Diabetes is a lifelong condition affecting millions of people across the UK. It includes Type 1, Type 2 and gestational diabetes, each with its own causes, treatments and risks. Yet despite how common it is, awareness and understanding still fall short.

Challenging stigma starts with better conversations and a clearer understanding of what life with diabetes really looks like.

Read the full article from Partner & Solicitor, Clair Hemming, below: 👇
https://bit.ly/4ewBjHU

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Today is World Preeclampsia Day.Preeclampsia is a serious condition that can affect women during pregnancy, most often a...
22/05/2026

Today is World Preeclampsia Day.

Preeclampsia is a serious condition that can affect women during pregnancy, most often after 20 weeks, but sometimes shortly after birth. While it’s commonly linked to high blood pressure and protein in the urine, the symptoms aren’t always obvious and can easily be mistaken for typical pregnancy discomfort.

Raising awareness matters. Preeclampsia can develop quickly and, in some cases, have life-changing consequences for both mother and baby.

Understanding the signs and seeking advice early can make all the difference.

Learn more in the recent article from Associate & Chartered Legal Executive Litigator, Helena Campbell, below: 👇
https://bit.ly/3PuKijj

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