Stay updated with breaking news from Lanre Haastrup. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
Court of AppealPublished May 15, 2023Abbasi and another v Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation TrustThomas and another v King’s College Hospital NHS Fou
Two families who want to reveal the names of doctors involved in the treatment of their late children have won the latest round of a legal battle.
By Press Association 2021 Isaiah Haastrup with his aunt, Dahlia Thomas Hospital bosses have apologised to the parents of a boy who died after suffering brain damage during his birth, and said improvements have since been made to maternity services. Isaiah Haastrup, who was left severely disabled, died when he was 12 months old, in March 2018, after his parents became embroiled in a High Court life-support treatment fight. A judge gave doctors permission to provide only palliative care – against the wishes of his father, Lanre Haastrup,...
Hospital bosses admit liability over death of disabled boy in treatment fight PA Media 03/02/2021 By Brian Farmer, PA © Family Handout/Irwin Mitchell (Family Handout/Irwin Mitchell/PA) Hospital bosses have admitted liability for “events surrounding the birth” of a 12-month-old boy who died after a High Court treatment battle, a judge has been told. Isaiah Haastrup, who suffered brain damage at birth and was severely disabled, died in March 2018 after a High Court judge gave doctors permission to provide only palliative care – against the wishes of his father, Lanre ...
Hospital bosses have admitted liability for “events surrounding the birth” of a 12-month-old boy from south east London who died after a High Court treatment battle, a judge has been told. Isaiah Haastrup, who suffered brain damage at birth and was severely disabled, died in March 2018 after a High Court judge gave doctors permission to provide only palliative care – against the wishes of his father, Lanre Haastrup, and mother, Takesha Thomas, both from Peckham. Specialists treating Isaiah at King’s College Hospital in south London had told Mr Justice MacDonald that providing fu...