At Birth Litigation UK, I am committed to providing accurate and reliable information. I understand the importance of fact-checking, and take the responsibility seriously. To ensure that my content is credible and trustworthy, I have established the following fact-checking policy.

Verification of Sources
I always strive to use reliable sources when creating content. I thoroughly research to verify the accuracy and credibility of the sources I publish. I also ensure that the sources are current and up-to-date. I check content monthly to ensure it is still valid and not outdated, in which case it is updated or removed.

Fact-Checking Process
All of the articles go through a rigorous fact-checking process before they are published. I use a combination of tools and techniques to fact-check content, including legal websites, Government sources, online research, legal journals and books, verified news sources, NHS websites and legal resources like the Law Gazette and court reports etc. I also seek information from parents in our position.

Corrections and Updates
Despite my best efforts, there may be times when errors or inaccuracies slip through the fact-checking process. In such cases, I take immediate action to correct the information. I make the necessary updates to the content as quickly as possible.

Accountability
I am committed to being transparent with readers, and welcome feedback. If you believe that any content contains inaccurate or misleading information, contact me via my contact form and I will investigate the matter thoroughly and take appropriate action.

Transparency
I believe in being transparent about all sources and wherever possible I will credit my source. I have no financial interest tied to any individuals , organizations, or companies that may be mentioned in my content. I also provide full attribution for all sources used where possible.

Accuracy
I strive to ensure the accuracy of all information presented in my content. I do my best to verify all facts and figures through multiple sources, and will correct any errors promptly if they are brought to my attention. I will also clearly distinguish between facts and opinions in my content.

Integrity
I will also protect the privacy and anonymity of my sources where appropriate, and will not engage in any behavior that could compromise their privacy.

By adhering to these principles, I aim to build and maintain the trust of the readers and to uphold the highest standards of content creation.

All the information on Birth Litigation UK is published in good faith and from reliable sources such as the NHS website, Government sources, Court and legal sources and personal experience, however I do not make any warranties about the completeness, reliability and accuracy of the information.  Therefore I stongly advise taking only the advice of a qualified solicitor. 

The information provided on this website does not, and is not intended to constitute legal or medical advice; instead, all information, content, and materials available on this site are for general informational purposes only.  I endeavour to update my sources regularly, but changes occur rapidly in the legal and medical world, therefore Information on this website may not constitute the most up-to-date information. 

This website contains links to other third party websites.  Such links are only for the convenience of the reader, user or browser.  From my website, you can visit other websites by following hyperlinks to these sites.  While I strive to provide only links to useful and ethical websites, I have no control over the content and nature of these sites and the links to other websites do not imply a recommendation for all the content found on these sites.   Please also be aware that when you leave my website, other sites may have different privacy policies and terms which are beyond my control.  

I do not recommend any service or agency above others, and I do not receive any payment for services I mention.  I do not accept payment for any advice I may be able to offer, and any advice is subject to the above disclaimer.  I strongly advise asking your solicitor for specific advice, as they are best placed to help with any queries.