In line with Government guidelines for safe working during the COVID pandemic, access to our office is strictly by a pre-arranged appointment only, and only where absolutely necessary. We are open for business with some staff working in the office and others from home, they can still be contacted in the usual way either by telephone or email.

In respect of your pre-arranged appointment, if you develop symptoms of COVID, or have in the last 14 days come into contact with someone with COVID or symptoms of, we ask that you contact the office by telephone/email to arrange a new appointment or discuss if there is an appropriate alternative to your meeting.

The safety of our staff and clients is of paramount importance to us and so thank you for your continued co-operation during these unprecedented times.

Dawn Slow

Chartered Legal Executive, Medical Negligence

Areas of practice

Employee Navigation Medical Negligence

Dawn has over 30 years experience dealing with clinical negligence cases of all types including:

  • Complaints against any Medical Provider such as a Hospital, GP, Physiotherapist, Consultant etc.
  • Inquests and Incidents resulting in Fatality
  • Dental incidents particularly dealing with implants, resorption or periodontal disease
  • Ophthalmic incidents leading to blindness or partial sight particularly relating to Cataract surgery or Option Nerve Sheath Fenestration operations or damage to eye or eyelid following surgery
  • Failure to diagnose serious diseases such as Cancer, Crohns disease etc
  • Gynaecological or Obstetric injuries of any type
  • Catastrophic paediatric cases arising from poorly controlled or managed labour resulting in conditions such as Cerebral Palsy, Erbs Palsy/Brachial Plexus injury/Shoulder dystocia and/or a difficult labour leading to symptoms of Dyspraxia (lack of co-ordination).
  • Any incidents of potentially negligent medical treatment leading to or resulting in brain damage.
  • Failure of hospital to diagnose damage to tendons particularly if it transpires the tendons have snapped or been cut.
  • Failure to diagnose or properly treat severe illnesses in children by hospital or GP.
  • Failure to properly diagnose or treat any condition leading to Chronic Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS).

 

Dawn is also:-

Secretary to LLR CBIT Family Support Group
Trustee of LLR Headway and Vice Chair of Fundraising, Media and Politics Committee

and has won the following awards:-

Winner of ILEX Pro Bono Award 2006
Winner Leicestershire Law Society Chartered Legal Executive of the Year 2013

 

Dawn was a co-author along with a Consultant Neuropsychologist of “Clinical and legal issues associated with the use of cycle helmets” published in Social Care and Neurodisability Journal – Issue 4 2012.

In her free time, Dawn loves spending time with her family here and overseas.
She would like to say that she is a Beagle owner but feels that it is probably more the other way round and her Beagle owns her!