We offer enviable expertise in the field of clinical negligence, with our directory-recommended barristers representing claimants and defendants in claims concerning all branches of the medical profession and health care law. Members regularly appear in ground-breaking reported cases and claims of the utmost severity and value. We deal with the entire range of clinical negligence issues both for and against NHS Resolution, the MPS, MDU, private hospitals and insurers, both domestically and internationally and our barristers regularly appear at inquests involving issues of potential clinical negligence.
We have experience across the range of severities and types of claims including high value claims for birth injury, spinal injury, brain injury and loss of sight. Members have experience of all the complexities of litigating and concluding multi-million-pound claims in this area including those involving periodical payments. We are also specialists in psychiatric injury and secondary victim claims associated with clinical negligence and fatalities with members having appeared for the successful parties in the leading cases in this field.
We also have experience of dealing with claims relating to the growing range of complementary and alternative medicine professionals who are in independent practice or who are corporate health providers. We also have expertise in insurance coverage disputes relating to clinical negligence and heath care related matters (see also our Insurance expertise).
Charles Bagot KC shortlisted for Clinical Negligence Silk of the Year at the Chambers UK Bar Awards 2024
22/08/2024
Charles Bagot KC wins Personal Injury Silk of the Year at the Legal 500 Bar Awards 2023
04/10/2023
Hardwicke On Demand: Clinical Negligence Review 2020 – 2021
23/04/2021
Charles Bagot QC succeeds in important appeal for NHS Wales touching on consent to treatment, departing from NICE guidelines, joint replacement surgery, approach to appeals on findings of fact and adequacy of judicial reasons
03/05/2019
Hardwicke shortlisted for Chambers of the Year award at the British Legal Awards 2017
11/10/2017
Articles
When the Part 36 offer means you’re caught between a rock and a hard place: MRA v The Education Fellowship Limited (2022)
26/05/2022
Hardwicke On Demand: Clinical Negligence Review 2020 – 2021
23/04/2021
High Court refuses application to adjourn on grounds that remote trial held would be unfair (SC v An NHS Foundation Trust)
16/07/2020
Charles Bagot QC succeeds in important appeal for NHS Wales touching on consent to treatment, departing from NICE guidelines, joint replacement surgery, approach to appeals on findings of fact and adequacy of judicial reasons
03/05/2019
Espresso update on Service of Proceedings and Abuse of Process
20/09/2018
You can’t always get what you want – Opposing applications for interim payments
27/04/2018
Newsletters
Clinical Negligence & Personal Injury Newsletter: September 2022
30/09/2022
Clinical Negligence & Personal Injury Newsletter: August 2022
03/08/2022
Podcasts
Liability of Experts for Wasted Costs
18/03/2021
Covert recording of expert medical examinations
05/12/2019
Background and implications of the Wright v Troy Lucas & Rusz case
26/09/2019
Videos
J2J Clinical Negligence Webinar: Session 3 – What do you need to prove – breach of duty
18/02/2022
Clinical Negligence Review 2020 – 2021
23/04/2021
Liability of Experts for Wasted Costs
19/03/2021
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