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Chromatic v. Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Trust: The Procedural Surrender to Liability Consciousness


⟡ SWANK Evidentiary Catalogue

Filed Date: 17 July 2025
Reference Code: SWANK-NHSRES-ACKNOWLEDGMENT
PDF Filename: 2025-07-17_SWANK_LiabilityTransfer_NHSResolutionAcknowledged.pdf
1-Line Summary: Guy’s & St Thomas’ NHS Trust has formally escalated Polly’s £88M civil claim to NHS Resolution, confirming official legal risk recognition.

I. What Happened

On 16 July 2025, Sandra West — legal officer for Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust — issued a formal reply to Polly Chromatic’s multi-defendant N1 civil claim, stating that the case has been handed to the Trust’s legal insurer: NHS Resolution.

This procedural transfer was not simply clerical.

It marked the moment the Trust formally acknowledged:

  • the validity and seriousness of Polly’s legal action,

  • the potential institutional liability it exposes,

  • and the scale of public interest risk it now carries.

The case is now assigned to Olivia Pearce (NHS Resolution), with case reference M25CT541/011.

II. What the Complaint Establishes

The civil claim filed by Polly Chromatic outlines:

  • Medical negligence (oxygen deprivation, dysphonia, safeguarding harm)

  • Retaliatory behaviour by social care bodies, solicitors, and medical staff

  • Multi-institutional collusion

  • Psychological, physical, and procedural harm spanning years

The Trust’s decision to forward this to NHS Resolution is a legal gesture of liability awareness, not just a forwarding of mail.

It shows the Trust knows it is not in a position to deny, deflect, or casually discard the evidence.

III. Why SWANK Logged It

This event establishes:

  • A formal turning point in civil procedure

  • That the weight of the claim is being taken seriously

  • That Polly, as a litigant in person, has succeeded where full legal teams often falter

SWANK London Ltd. is logging this moment to document the pattern of:

  • Legal systems folding once proper documentation is presented

  • Institutions shielding themselves with insurers when truth becomes too sharp

IV. Violations

The original claim names 23 defendants, including:

  • Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust

  • Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

  • Westminster and RBKC Children’s Services

  • The Metropolitan Police

  • CPS

  • Kirsty Hornal, Sam Brown, Alan Mullem, Dr. Reid, and others in their personal and/or professional capacities

Primary violations alleged:

  • Disability discrimination

  • Medical negligence

  • Safeguarding misuse

  • Institutional retaliation

  • Suppression of parental rights

This NHS acknowledgment implicitly accepts the seriousness of these allegations.

V. SWANK’s Position

When a Trust forwards a claim to NHS Resolution, it ceases to posture as innocent.
It becomes, procedurally, a defending party. That distinction matters.

It signals that the harm alleged is:

  • Legally arguable

  • Medically traceable

  • Procedurally potent

SWANK London Ltd. asserts that the NHS Trust’s action — taken on record — confirms that Polly Chromatic’s legal voice carries enough weight to activate institutional insurance mechanisms.

The velvet letterhead has been received. The clock is ticking.

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