The report commended us, as the only set of chambers featured, as “stand-out” in terms of our success in “facilitating a partnership between clients and Chambers and introducing initiatives to help clients…”. Click here to read the full report. […]
Read More… from Serjeants’ Inn Chambers featured in the FT Innovative Lawyers Report 2015
We are delighted to have been named Clinical Negligence and Personal Injury Set of the Year at the Legal 500 Bar Awards 2015. The awards will be presented to the winners at a networking dinner on 10th November 2015. Click here for further information. […]
1. Where an individual doctor has provided information pursuant to his employer/provider’s duty under the Regulated Activities Regulations 2014, would the subsequent deployment of that information in criminal proceedings offend any individual doctor’s claim to the right against self-incrimination and/or violate Article 6? This short paper seeks to set out the European perspective. Article 6 […]
Read More… from A European perspective on the Duty of Candour
Serjeants’ Inn Chambers hosted an evening with Sir Robert Francis QC on Thursday 24 September 2015 to discuss and reflect upon the impact of the Duty of Candour, as recommended in the 2013 Francis Report, upon practice in a variety of healthcare areas, including inquests. Cecily White and Paul Spencer considered the impact in the […]
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Anthony Haycroft successfully secured an order of conditions for a Spanish dentist facing numerous allegations of both clinical safety issues and widespread record keeping deficiencies. The dentist was working in Cambodia and gave evidence via Skype. All of the recording issues were admitted and some isolated clinical issues but all contested clinical issues were found not […]