A woman left paralysed from the neck down after a tipper lorry crash near Milton Keynes is seeking £100,000 in compensation from the NHS, eight years after the incident.
A Bedfordshire mother left paralysed after a 2017 lorry crash is suing the NHS for over £100,000, citing medical negligence.
Christy Blake, 41, was injured when a tipper lorry crashed into her Mercedes on the A421. She later underwent surgery at Stoke Mandeville Hospital in 2022, during which she suffered a cardiac arrest. The Bedfordshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust has admitted negligence, acknowledging failures in assessing her airway and sedation methods.
The lorry driver, Nicholas Corley, was jailed for three years for causing the crash
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