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Legal Action The legal case that was being pursued against the hospital by solicitors for the Shaw family has been referred from the local Liverpool judge to the Lord Chief Justice with a recommendation that it should be included in a Group Litigation Order. This means that all organ retention cases will be pursued at the same time to take into account individual circumstances. Many parents in the group have said they do not want compensation; they want justice. However, as families become increasingly frustrated with the way the hospital has mishandled the situation, more are discussing the possibility with solicitors. If you want to pursue legal action for compensation against the hospital, you must consult a solicitor. They can advise you about the procedure and any likely costs to you. Please check that the solicitor you consult has the experience and knowledge to help, as this is a very specialised field.
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II (Parents who have Interred Their Young Twice) is the parents' support
group set up in the wake of the organ retention scandal
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