If not diagnosed promptly and treated appropriately, type 2 diabetes can lead to heart disease, nerve or brain damage, vision problems and amputation. In this infographic, we explore how type 2 diabetes can be managed and even, in some cases, reversed by adopting healthier lifestyle habits around diet and exercise.

Ellie Smith, 21, is a student teacher with Erb's palsy. We spoke to Ellie to find out what it’s like to have the injury, gather top tips for other people who have Erb’s palsy and also discover her advice for parents of affected children.​​

Sepsis is a potentially severe complication of infections that can often be caused by clinical negligence. Our sepsis expert, senior associate solicitor Steven Brown, is here to explain how we can help you claim compensation if you've been affected.

Erb's palsy usually arises as the result of a difficult birth and can result in partial or complete paralysis of the arm. For parents of children affected by this condition, we have compiled a list of resources that may be useful.

The Stafford Hospital scandal, where hundreds of patients died needlessly, led to inquiries into NHS care and hospital death rates, as well as patient safety initiatives being introduced. In this article Eddie Jones, head of medical negligence at JMW, takes a look at the main outcomes and offers his expert opinion.

A detailed infographic exploring the number of NHS never events reported in the past two years and highlighting the degree to which medical errors remain prevalent in our hospitals.

Find out more about how JMW Solicitors can help you if you are looking to gain an apology for clinical negligence.

Read more about Action against Medical Accidents (AvMA), an independent charity helping those who have suffered an accident while undergoing medical care.

Find out more about how JMW's status as one of relatively few practices to have been granted a clinical negligence franchise by the Legal Services Commission reflects an ongoing commitment to excellence.

Read more about the potential health implications for mothers and the possibility of birth injuries occurring with Caesarean sections.