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Baby died with sepsis after mum whose waters broke was told she had wet herself - Vimarsana News

Baby died with sepsis after mum whose waters broke was told she had wet herself

A one-day-old baby died from sepsis after his mum was sent home from hospital told she had wet herself when her waters had broken.

WJM promotes Stephen Grant to partner - Vimarsana News

WJM promotes Stephen Grant to partner

Wright, Johnston & Mackenzie LLP has announced the promotion of Stephen Grant to partner. Mr Grant, who has specialised in corporate, commercial and IT work for WJM for almost nine years, said: "It's a huge privilege to be the first partner promotion post-collaboration, signifying an exciting ph

The City lawyers working themselves to death - Vimarsana News

The City lawyers working themselves to death

The unwritten message fed to law firm partners is to show no sign of struggle. So when an overworked partner decided to email the head of the firm saying she felt herself spiralling, perhaps she shouldn’t have been surprised by the lack of urgency in his response.

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Pensioner died from Legionnaires' disease after break from adoring wife with dementia - Vimarsana News

Pensioner died from Legionnaires' disease after break from adoring wife with dementia

Brian Taylor was one of three people who suffered flu-like symptoms shortly after he returned from his stay at the three-star Hotel Kalofer, located on the Black Sea

'Ruinously expensive': record number of inheritance disputes in England and Wales | Consumer affairs - Vimarsana News

'Ruinously expensive': record number of inheritance disputes in England and Wales | Consumer affairs

As many as 10,000 people are disputing wills every year, according to estimates by specialist solicitors