12/10/2026
Baby Loss Awareness Week is a time to remember babies who have died and recognise the families navigating the grief of losing a child.
For some families, this grief comes with difficult questions about the care they received. Where concerns arise about possible medical negligence, seeking answers and accountability can be an important part of understanding what happened.
In her latest article, Kate Campbell-Gunn, Partner in our Clinical Negligence team, explores the connection between baby loss, accountability and the importance of learning lessons to improve maternity care.
📖 Read the full article: https://www.wilkes.co.uk/news/baby-loss-awareness-week-2026-when-grief-meets-accountability/
If you have concerns about medical care you or a loved one received, contact our Clinical Negligence team on 0121 233 4333 or visit our website: https://www.wilkes.co.uk/for-life/injury-claims/medical-negligence/
Every year, Baby Loss Awareness Week provides an opportunity to remember babies who have died during pregnancy, at birth or shortly afterwards. It is a time