Clinical Negligence

clinical or Medical Negligence
Including Montgomerie type allegations;
Fairchild issues of causation;
Delay in and failure to diagnose;
Failure to obtain appropriate or informed consent;
Improper and sub-optimal care;
Surgical and more general morphological issues;
Complex issues of medical causation

Members of chambers have experience in clinical Negligence at all levels involving recovery of damages up to seven figures.
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inquests

Road Traffic Accidents;

Accidents at work, including suffocation;

Deaths in care, including allegations of neglect;

Deaths under local authority supervision;

Clinical negligence including:

Unexplained death following surgical procedure;

Allegations of assault / battery whilst an inpatient in hospital;

Inappropriate / ‘off label’ provision of medication;

Severe dehydration;

Malnutrition;

Infant deaths.

serious and fatal injury

involving accidents on the road,

accidents at work including employer liability, public liability

and occupier liability

professional discipline

involving healthcare, legal and sporting contexts.