In this seminar John-Paul and Rory will present an in-depth look at the causation rules and exceptions in the context of clinical negligence claims with a focus on recent case law. Causation is almost always in dispute in clinical negligence cases and it is essential for clinical negligence practitioners to have a good understanding of the rules of causation, which (un)fortunately happen to be complex and evolving.
This is a free event and will be hour long. Booking is required (booking form can be found below) – places will be allocated on a first come, first served basis.
SPEAKERS
John-Paul Swoboda
John-Paul practices in all aspects of Personal Injury law including road traffic accidents, employer’s and public liability matters. He has particular interest and expertise in International and Travel litigation, Industrial Disease, Clinical Negligence, and Inquests.
Nearly all of his work is higher value and a significant proportion of his work relates to fatal accident claims. Most of his work results from repeat instructions. He prides himself on being approachable and thorough in his work. John-Paul enjoys working as part of a team with his instructing solicitor and has a reputation for establishing a good rapport with lay and professional clients. Read more…
Rory Badenoch
Rory has extensive experience in cases involving personal injury of all kinds, including: Clinical Negligence, Employer’s and Public Liability, RTA’s and Credit Hire, Fraud, Product Liability, Industrial Diseases, and CICA cases.
He has a particular interest in cases involving clinical negligence and is regularly instructed in claims ranging from sub-standard cosmetic surgery to catastrophic brain injury, and death in children arising from obstetric and paediatric negligence. Read more…
