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Rosie Hodgetts

Associate

T: 01865 268 683 (DDI)
T: 01865 792 300
E: rosie.blacker@roydswithyking.com

If you are having difficulty getting in touch with your contact then you can email enquiries@roydswithyking.com or call 0800 923 2073

Rosie is an associate working in both the Clinical Negligence and Personal Injury teams.

Many thanks to Rosie [Hodgetts] for presenting a perfect - professional, exacting, evidential - case for me. Her support and understanding at this stressful, unplanned time of my life has been invaluable. I may be a client but have felt a friend.
Royds Withy King client

I cannot for the life of me think of anyone else who could have dealt with my case in the way that you did. I trusted you absolutely from the start and that trust was never misplaced. There are very few people who have made a major (good) impact on my life and I can only think of three of them. You are, without a doubt, the one I shall always remember as the best.
Royds Withy King Cancer Misdiagnosis Client

About Rosie

Rosie joined Royds Withy King as a result of the firm’s merger with Marshall and Galpin in 2008 having completed a law degree and trained in the Clinical Negligence and Personal Injury departments. She has since been described as an “excellent” lawyer by The Legal 500 UK, commended for her team-work on very complex high value claims, as well as assisting with a wide spectrum of both medical negligence and personal injury cases.

She is experienced in:

catastrophic and complex high value claims
litigation work encompassing both clinical negligence and personal injury claims
Rosie is based in the firm’s Oxford office.

Memberships

Berks Bucks and Oxfordshire Law Society
Association of Personal Injury Lawyers
Oxford Medico-Legal Society

Rosie is Deputy Chair for Unlimited Oxfordshire, a local charity promoting social inclusion for individuals with physical or sensory disabilities in Oxfordshire.

It is incredibly rewarding to see a client obtain the level of compensation they need to enable them to move forward with their lives

Rosie Hodgetts

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Why we should be cautious about relying on AI for cancer diagnosis

6 February 2020

Do advances in AI diagnosis of breast cancer represent a revolution in medicine, or are they something to be concerned about? Rosie Hodgetts, a specialist from our Medical Negligence department, thinks the answer is somewhere in between.

Thousands of drink drivers are reoffending – what does this mean for claimants?

16 December 2019

As the festive season approaches, awareness of the risks of drink driving come to the forefront of our minds, not least due to an increase in adverts highlighting how, if we drink and drive, we may end up arrested, injured or possibly even dead. Fortunately, the majority of us do think twice about how we intend to travel home after meeting friends or loved ones for a drink or two.

Could a nanovaccine provide a cure for cancer?

27 August 2019

Rosie Hodgetts, a specialist in claims involving cancer misdiagnosis, takes a look at a new technological development which could help people who have developed melanoma.

Should artificial intelligence dictate how healthcare is administered?

17 April 2019

It is no secret that health services in the UK are under enormous pressure. We regularly hear how hospital departments are struggling to cope with the demands of the nation, but is the use of artificial intelligence (AI) a solution or would it simply compound the problem?