Caroline Webber-Brown

Caroline Webber-Brown is an experienced solicitor specialising in clinical negligence. She has a strong focus in cases involving catastrophic injuries for both children and adults and has a special interest in gynaecological and cosmetic surgery claims.

Caroline Webber-Brown wins DASLS Solicitor of the Year

Clinical Negligence Lawyer Caroline Webber‑Brown wins the 2026 DASLS Solicitor of the Year Award. Recognising Excellence in Clinical Negligence Clinical negligence lawyer Caroline Webber‑Brown, Partner at Slee Blackwell Solicitors, has won the 2026 DASLS Solicitor of the Year Award. The picture above shows Caroline receiving her award from Kelly Widley of Clear Sky Publishing, sponsors

What does an obstetric negligence claim involve?

obstetric negligence

Clinical negligence solicitor and winner of the DASLS Solicitor of the Year Award 2026, Caroline Webber-Brown, looks at the key aspects of making an obstetric negligence claim. Common instances of obstetric negligence Obstetric negligence claims typically include cases where the standard of medical treatment fell below that which patients are entitled to expect. Cases commonly

Failure to prescribe anti-seizure medication

medication

Compensation awarded for failure to prescribe anti-seizure medication. We specialise in no win – no fee medical negligence claims, representing patients nationwide. We have been ranked as the best clinical negligence solicitors in the UK by the independent legal review website, ReviewSolicitors*. Contact us today for a free consultation. Call 0333 888 0404 or email

The Medical Practitioners Tribunal rules in Dixon case

The Medical Practitioners Tribunal has issued a further ruling in the case of leading pelvic floor surgeon, Anthony Dixon. The Medical Practitioners Tribunal has delivered its second determination on the fitness to practice assessment for Mr Anthony Dixon, a former Consultant Colorectal Surgeon who was once regarded as a leader in pelvic floor surgery. Mr

Hysteroscopy compensation

Hysteroscopy compensation: Are the new Hysteroscopy Guidelines enough? We deal with medical negligence cases nationwide. Contact us for a free consultation and details of our fully funded, no win, no fee scheme. Call 0333 888 0404 or send details of your case to us at [email protected].  DASLS Solicitor of the Year 2026 Caroline Webber Brown reviews the new Hysteroscopy

Maternity negligence

maternity negligence

We specialise in no win – no fee medical negligence claims, representing patients nationwide. In September 2025 we were ranked as the best clinical negligence solicitors out of 940 law firms in the UK by the independent legal review website, ReviewSolicitors.

Specialists in perineal tear medical negligence claims

medical negligence

Our specialists in perineal tear medical negligence claims have recovered £350,000 for a client who suffered a 4th degree perineal tear. If you have suffered a perineal tear that has been caused by negligent medical treatment then contact us for a free consultation. We specialise in no win – no fee medical negligence claims, representing patients

Tony Dixon tribunal verdict: A mixed bag for patients

Medical negligence solicitor and mesh claim expert, Caroline Webber-Brown, reports on the outcome of the Tony Dixon tribunal. On 18 July 2024, a significant decision was made by the Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service (MPTS) that has left many patients with mixed feelings. The tribunal made a determination on sanction in Mr Dixon’s fitness to practice

Delay in diagnosing a spinal injury

Delay in diagnosing a spinal injury can have catastrophic and life-changing consequences for a patient. When someone suffers an injury to their lumbar spine it is essential for medical practitioners to act swiftly, and this starts with accurately identifying the nature of the injury at an early stage. Failure to diagnose a spinal injury can

Rectopexy mesh procedure: GMC’s findings of fact

For expert advice on making a rectopexy mesh procedure compensation claim contact specialist solicitor, Caroline Webber-Brown.