Keith Park Solicitors represent haemophiliacs who caught Aids from blood products

In 1984 contaminated supplies of F8 – a vital compound that can prevent haemophiliacs bleeding to death – were given to sufferers and as many as 2,000 people were infected.

Just prior to this, scientists discovered that heat-treating F8 would kill the Aids virus but it proved an expensive process to maintain. It was believed that between December ‘84 and April ‘85 some health authorities did not use the heat-treated supplies of F8.

More Cash for Aids Victims?

Keith Parks Solicitors Lawyer, Graham Ross, founder of the the Haemophiliacs Litigation Group said last night: “No amount of money in a fund will be an adequate response to the plight of these people.

His group, which now represents 600 haemophiliacs from all over the country who have Aids or the HIV virus, is taking co-ordinated action in the courts to win compensation.

Facing up to the Bitter Pill of Addiction

Lawyers representing hundreds of tranquilliser addicts in a proposed legal battle against doctors and drug manufacturers are appealing for people who took part in the original drug trials 20 years ago to come forward.

Keith Park Solicitors were involved in the legal battle over the habit-forming nature of the benzodiazepine family of drugs this country has ever seen, one of the biggest Britain has ever seen.

Keith Park Solicitors said “it was essential to pinpoint exactly when drug companies recognised that benzodiazepines were addictive.” This was key in establishing the potential in claiming.

Lawyer in New Bid to Help Tranx Addicts

A Merseyside firm of solicitors is launching a new campaign to try to gain compensation for people adversely affected by tranquilliser addiction. Keith Park Solicitors are preparing a massive legal case against doctors and drug companies.