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XX v Southend University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust [2010]
Claim arising from the damage to a girl XX at birth due to clinical negligence at Rochford Hopsital, Essex. Liability having been dealt with quickly, the settlement PPO package valued at about £4m was agreed by negotiation and approved by the court on 1 September 2010. |
For the Claimant
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Clarke v Hammonds, Pinsent Masons and Dickinson Dees (2010)
Representing international firm of solicitors in 8-week race victimisation claim brought by former associate solicitor. |
For the Respondent
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Newman v (1) Maurice (2) Surrey & Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust [2010] EWHC 171 (QB)
Claim arising out of alleged failures in the Claimant’s care by a Consultant Orthopaedic and Spinal Surgeon. Held the surgeon had not acted negligently, bearing in mind the risks which had to be considered in deciding whether to go ahead and perform surgery. |
For the Second Defendant
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| F v M, 17.05.10 (unreported, HHJ Karsten QC, Central London CC) - rugby union referee held not liable for injury to hooker at engagement of scrum |
For the Defendant
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GMC v Wakefield and others – the case continues!:
Seven of our barristers continue to act in what is undoubtedly the longest and arguably the most significant professional disciplinary case currently underway, namely the case brought by the GMC against Dr Wakefield and others in relation to the MMR vaccine.
It is a testament to our reputation in this type of work that both the professional body prosecuting and the professionals concerned have all turned to this set for counsel in this very prominent case. |
For the GMC
For Dr Wakefield
For Professor Walker-Smith |
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