HM Courts and Tribunals Service
AI-generated summary Mr I complained HMCTS failed to follow standard procedures when serving a Claimant Order and unnecessarily used District Judges, impacting his business.
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AI-generated summary Mr I complained HMCTS failed to follow standard procedures when serving a Claimant Order and unnecessarily used District Judges, impacting his business.
AI-generated summary Mr Y complained the Practice missed opportunities to diagnose heart failure, failed to identify abnormal heart sounds, and prescribed unsuitable medication. He also complained the Trust failed to diagnose heart failure.
AI-generated summary Mr D complained the Trust did not refer him to the correct service, mishandled a second opinion request, wrongly contacted safeguarding, and gave incorrect information.
AI-generated summary Ms W complained the Trust stopped her father's medication twice and provided insufficient food, which she believes led to falls, deterioration, and premature death.
AI-generated summary Miss G complained a dental practice incorrectly performed a root canal, leading to tooth fracture, and an incorrect filling, causing prolonged pain and distress.
AI-generated summary Mr A complained about DVSA examiners' inappropriate actions, errors in a Maintenance Investigation Visit Report, inappropriate personal data use, and an inadequate complaints process.
AI-generated summary Miss X complained CAFCASS indirectly disclosed her confidential address in a Section 7 report, causing stress. This breached an agreement to keep her address private.
AI-generated summary Ms I complained the Trust misdiagnosed her father, prescribed harmful medication, and provided poor communication, contributing to his death and causing her distress.
AI-generated summary Mrs X complained Ofgem contended she was overpaid from a renewable heat scheme and sought recovery, further complaining about delayed communication of this overpayment.
AI-generated summary Mrs R alleged the Ask my GP service failed to refer her to A&E for a fractured finger, and the T&O clinic provided inadequate advice, leading to a malunion fracture and deformity.
AI-generated summary Mrs O complained that during a 2013 caesarean, the Trust incorrectly stitched her uterus, causing years of pain, anxiety, and inability to have more children.
AI-generated summary Mr A complained the Trust failed to prescribe his brother's desmopressin, missed symptoms of decline, incorrectly risk-rated its investigation, and did not inform him of its outcome.
AI-generated summary Mrs R complained the Care Home continued feeding her mother despite decline, failed to record concerns, delayed calling an ambulance for facial drooping, and poorly communicated with family.
AI-generated summary Ms G complained the Service Provider failed to provide home visits, delayed occupational health and podiatry assessments, and handled complaints poorly, impacting her mother's quality of life and her own well-being.
AI-generated summary Mrs A complained the SLC incorrectly classed her university transfer as a 'withdrawal', making her ineligible for a maintenance loan, and provided contradictory communication.
AI-generated summary Mr B complained the Practice failed to answer all his questions about his late wife's care in its complaint response, causing him distress and uncertainty about her death.
AI-generated summary Mrs A complained the Trust failed to urgently triage and investigate her endometriosis and delayed putting an appropriate treatment plan in place, causing prolonged pain, distress, and infertility.
AI-generated summary Mr K complained the Trust did not do enough to prevent his mother's fall, which he believed resulted in her death, seeking service changes.
AI-generated summary Mr E complained the Trust did not appropriately diagnose and treat his mental health, discharged him without addressing trauma, and that his care was negatively influenced by his medical cannabis use.
AI-generated summary Mrs R complained the Care Home continued feeding her mother despite her decline, failed to record concerns, delayed calling an ambulance, and communicated poorly with family, worsening her bereavement.
AI-generated summary Mr P complained about a significant delay in ambulance arrival and incorrect categorization of his heart attack call, leading to worsened heart failure and ongoing health issues.
AI-generated summary Mrs A complained that her mother's critical care was mismanaged, including nurses asking for repositioning during paralysis and poor end-of-life pain relief, and inadequate bereavement care.
AI-generated summary Mr M complained the CCW did not independently review his complaint about Anglian Water but merely repeated its information without verification, causing worry about future bills.
AI-generated summary The Trust allegedly failed to prescribe adequate pain relief, prevent falls, and properly manage Ms M's wound care/infection, contributing to her death.
AI-generated summary The Trust allegedly failed to isolate Miss A for infection risk, stopped her laxatives causing constipation and choking, and did not help when she choked, leading to her death.