HM Courts and Tribunals Service
AI-generated summary Mr I complained HMCTS failed to email a court order as agreed, resulting in delays, uncertainty, and unnecessary stress.
Published casework decisions from the Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman. PHSO selects a subset of completed investigations for publication. These 4,437 decisions represent approximately 1.4% of the 319,011 total complaints received across the same period. Source: decisions.ombudsman.org.uk.
AI-generated summary Mr I complained HMCTS failed to email a court order as agreed, resulting in delays, uncertainty, and unnecessary stress.
AI-generated summary Mr Q complained the Trust mishandled his wife's medication, kept her in hospital too long, and overdosed her, causing pain and a stroke.
AI-generated summary Ms D complained HMCTS failed to process her mother's 2017 appeal against the removal of Ms D as financial attorney, preventing the court from considering her mother's wishes.
AI-generated summary Miss C complained the Trust failed to inform her mother of a heart attack, provide urgent treatment, or administer medications, leading to her premature death.
AI-generated summary Mr Q complained about delays in his wife's vascular surgery, conflicting priority assessments, and the ultimate decision not to perform elective interventions.
AI-generated summary Mrs B alleged the Trust failed to treat her daughter and take her to hospital, which she believes directly led to her daughter's death.
AI-generated summary Mrs A complained the Trust lost her father's hearing aid and refused responsibility, causing him distress, communication issues, and financial loss.
AI-generated summary Ms B complained that the Trust's identified care failings caused her newborn's condition to worsen and contributed to the baby's death.
AI-generated summary Mr S complained the Trust imposed contact restrictions without following policies, failing to review or explain them, which negatively impacted his neurodivergent communication needs.
AI-generated summary Miss A complained the Hospice failed to conduct a medication review, provided inappropriate care, and wrongly placed her mother on an end-of-life pathway, resulting in her death.
AI-generated summary Mrs M complained about her late husband's poor care and monitoring over many years, and the Practice's significant delay in responding to her complaint queries.
AI-generated summary Dr E complained that a court advisor was biased, providing advice only to the opposing party and lying in court, which negatively impacted the court's decision regarding his child.
AI-generated summary Mrs G complained about a nine-month delay in informing them about a BRAF mutation in her husband's cancer, believing it denied treatment options and led to his death.
AI-generated summary Miss X complained the Trust failed to inform her of surgical risks, underdosed medication, delayed pressure sore treatment, had failed cannulation attempts, and that nursing staff were rude.
AI-generated summary Miss G complained the Trust missed opportunities to diagnose her father's UTI and lost his valuable gold rings, impacting his health outcome.
AI-generated summary Ms E complained the ICB improperly constituted an MDT meeting, inappropriately reduced her care hours, and ignored urgent review requests.
AI-generated summary Mr B complained HMRC disconnected calls, assigned an incorrect tax code, mishandled his BBSI information, and improperly taxed his pension contributions.
AI-generated summary Ms T alleged her father received poor care, including delayed endoscopy, inadequate bedsore, medication and hygiene management, and insensitive complaint handling, contributing to his early discharge.
AI-generated summary Mr R complained the Trust missed several opportunities to diagnose his heart condition in 2023, leading to two unnecessary heart attacks, significant pain, distress, and a PTSD diagnosis.
AI-generated summary Mr L complained a GP Practice failed to refer him for ear wax removal in December 2024, causing pain, hearing loss for weeks, and forcing him to pay privately.
AI-generated summary Miss J complained three organisations failed to administer her mother's medications, treat diarrhoea, and promptly treat sepsis, alleging premature discharge and incorrect medication contributed to her mother's death.
AI-generated summary Ms W complained her father, Mr O, received poor care, including neglected dementia needs, painful repositioning, inadequate hydration/nutrition, ineffective pain management, and poor pressure sore care.
AI-generated summary Miss A complained Cafcass disclosed her ADHD diagnosis without permission, incorrectly referenced mental health issues, did not follow its domestic abuse pathway, and failed to implement her reasonable adjustment needs.
AI-generated summary Mr S complained Cornwall Trust did not disclose his partner's heart failure/DNACPR, explain medication, or give bed guidance. He also complained Royal Cornwall Trust didn't communicate her Treatment Escalation Plan.
AI-generated summary Mrs M complained about multiple care failures for her daughter, including treatment delays, a dirty room, a mistaken injection, poor communication, and staff conduct, causing distress and potential health risks.