Going legal
Edwina Rawson explains how a successful compensation claim can make a real difference and why charities should understand the litigation process
These days more than ever, charities seek to add value. They endeavour to offer a professional and comprehensive service which gives both emotional and practical benefit to their beneficiaries. There are many ways in which to do this. For example, if you come across a person who has been injured, by a medical mistake or other accident, you have an opportunity to advise beneficiaries of the possibility of compensation. By doing so, you could radically change their lives, and pave the way for justice. The additional benefit for your charity is a committed and grateful beneficiary for the long term.
Author: Edwina Rawson
Edwina Rawson is an associate at Charles Russell and specialises in medical negligence and personal injury claims. She is a member of the Clinical Negligence Law Society Panel.
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