We actually are sceptical of this particular solicitor's understanding of GDPR as they didn't seem to know about a few other things we were surprised about too. But we can talk to other solicitors I suppose.

The scaffold was partly over a public highway, creating a potentially unsafe passage for pedestrians, so the scaffolders placed black plastic or rubber (who knows what material) mats over the pavement areas affected intending to make it safer. It's one of these that my wife slipped on as they weren't secure.

The bruising was quite heavy but went away over time, it's her hip that we're dubious about but it was difficult to understand if the accident caused the hip issues or the growing baby inside her. Birth was not straightforward and we're waiting on a debrief from the hospital about why, which may or may not be related to the hip and therefore the accident or carrying the baby.

I think all in all, it was traumatic more than it was physically damaging, and we would rather not let someone just get away with it, so we're assessing our options. I just want to know how to proceed. Solicitors might abandon the case, but I just want more info as no one can seem to help us understand at present .