Course description
This virtual classroom seminar will deal with the important clinical negligence caselaw over the last twelve months or so, highlighting developing themes and trends and putting those into their wider context.
Aimed at experienced clinical negligence lawyers, the session will explore a range of important topics, such as records v recollection, decisions in cauda equina cases, secondary victims, delegable and non-delegable duties of care, fundamental dishonesty, and more.
Presenter David Pilling is a barrister whose main areas of practice are Costs, Clinical Negligence and Personal Injury. Be sure to join the session to benefit from his expertise on this topic.
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Training Course Content
Introduction
This virtual classroom seminar will deal with the important clinical negligence caselaw over the last twelve months or so, highlighting developing themes and trends and putting those into their wider context. It will also provide analysis of the Supreme Court decision in Paul v Royal Wolverhampton, Polmear v Royal Cornwall & Purchase v Ahmed.
It is aimed at experienced clinical negligence lawyers.
What You Will Learn
This live and interactive session will cover the following:
- Trends from the NHSR 2021/2022 annual report
- What is a clinical negligence claim and what is not?
- The Supreme Court decision in Khan v Meadows
- Secondary victims - Paul v Royal Wolverhampton, Polmear v Royal Cornwall & Purchase v Ahmed
- Delegable and non-delegable duties of care
- Records v recollection: the recent cases
- Material contribution and causation
- Fundamental dishonesty
- The fixed costs proposals
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