Category: Medical Law
05
May
22
Webinar Recording: All Change for Clinical Negligence
On 28th April the House of Commons Health and Social Care Committee published its report on NHS litigation reform. The committee has concluded that “the system for compensating injured patients in ...

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10
Feb
22
High Court Judgment in Traylor and Traylor v Kent and Medway NHS Social Care Partnership Trust
The High Court has this morning handed down judgment in Traylor and Traylor v Kent and Medway NHS Social Care Partnership Trust ([2022] EWHC 260 (QB)). The two claims arose from the terrible ...

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21
Jan
22
Webinar Recording: Limitation, Date of Knowledge and Section 33
In the second of their two webinars on Limitation, David Thomson and Francesca O'Neill presented the hot limitation topics in clinical negligence of Section 14 on date of knowledge and Section 33 on ...

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13
Jan
22
Court of Appeal Judgment in Paul v Royal Wolverhampton NHS Foundation Trust
The Court of Appeal judgment has been handed down this morning in the important secondary victim case of Paul v Royal Wolverhampton NHS Foundation Trust and the two linked cases of ...

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09
Dec
21
Medical Law Briefing – December 2021
Medical treatment and non-delegable duties of care A recent trio of dental treatment claims (Ramdhean v Agedo (2020), Breakingbury v Croad ...

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18
Nov
21
Covid Briefing – November 2021
This year’s 1 Chancery Lane Autumn Bumper Briefing takes as its theme – what else? – Covid-19 and its consequences. Some two years after the virus was first identified, and just over eighteen ...

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16
Nov
21
Webinar Recording: Material Contribution and Causation: Trump Card or Busted Flush?
In yesterday’s webinar, Paul Stagg and Lisa Dobie explained the circumstances in which a claim may succeed on the basis of demonstrating a material contribution to an adverse outcome in the clinical ...

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05
Nov
21
Webinar Recording: Limitation, Date of Knowledge – Claimants in or Defendants Take them Out!
In yesterday's webinar, David Thomson and Francesca O’Neill discussed date of knowledge, looking at how claimants should assess date of knowledge and present this in proceedings. They also looked ...

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21
Oct
21
1CL Top Ranked in Chambers & Partners UK Bar 2022

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06
Oct
21
Costs/Costs Set-Off not possible in QOCS cases – the Supreme Court settles the question … for now: Ho v Adelekun [2021] UKSC 43
A little over two years ago I wrote an article about a then-unreported decision of the Court of Appeal which decided that it was possible for the Court in a QOCS case to set-off an order for ...

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